Chief of defunct building inspector gets suspended term

Chief of defunct building inspector gets suspended term

TOKYO, Japan - Togo Fujita, president of the now-defunct building inspection agency eHomes Inc., enters the Tokyo District Court on Oct. 18. The court sentenced him to 18 months in prison, suspended for three years, for falsifying the company's financial statements to acquire a license from the land ministry. (Kyodo)

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