Osaka Toyota employees nabbed for falsifying sales records

Osaka Toyota employees nabbed for falsifying sales records

OSAKA, Japan - Osaka prefectural police officials enter the head office of Osaka Toyota Motor Co. in Osaka's Fukushima Ward on Oct. 10 to search for evidence in connection with alleged falsification of sales records of used passenger cars by its employees. (Kyodo)

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