Ex-Hawks Town chief convicted of sexual harassment

Ex-Hawks Town chief convicted of sexual harassment

FUKUOKA, Japan - Takeshi Kotsuka, former president of Hawks Town Co., leaves the Fukuoka District Court in Fukuoka on Oct. 6 after being sentenced to five years for sexually harassing eight women, mostly his subordinates, during his tenure. (Kyodo)

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