Daughter of Lotte group founder arrested

Daughter of Lotte group founder arrested

Photo taken July 6, 2016, in Seoul shows Sin Yong Ja (C), the eldest daughter of Lotte group founder Takeo Shigemitsu, presenting herself at the Seoul Central District Court. Sin was arrested by prosecutors early July 7 on suspicion of receiving improper payments. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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