Chinese Dragons head nabbed for illegally obtaining passport

Chinese Dragons head nabbed for illegally obtaining passport

TOKYO, Japan - Masaru Takagi, a leader of the Chinese Dragons gang made up of descendants of Japanese abandoned in China in the closing days of World War II, is arrested on suspicion of illegally obtaining a passport at Tokyo's Haneda airport on Jan. 6, 2015. He was arrested in China in 2014 and found guilty of entering the country illegally. (Kyodo)

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