Arrested man over alleged organ trade

TOKYO, Japan - Toshinobu Horiuchi, a doctor who runs a clinic in Tokyo's Edogawa Ward, walks out of the building housing the clinic, also used as his home, on June 24, 2011, after accompanying police during their search there. Horiuchi was arrested the previous day along with a gangster, a former gang member and others on suspicion of conspiring to attempt to illegally trade a kidney through an adoption falsified for undergoing a transplant. (Kyodo)

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