Aneha, 7 others sent to prosecutors in building scam probe

Aneha, 7 others sent to prosecutors in building scam probe

TOKYO, Japan - Disqualified architect Hidetsugu Aneha (C) returns to Tsukiji Police Station in Tokyo on April 27 from the Tokyo District Prosecutors Office. Police sent Aneha and seven others to prosecutors in connection with the earthquake-resistance data fabrication scandal. (Kyodo)

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