Police raid amusement park operator after fatal coaster accident

Police raid amusement park operator after fatal coaster accident

OSAKA, Japan - Police officers arrive at the Expoland amusement park in Suita, Osaka Prefecture, on May 6 to investigate the roller coaster there the day after an accident killed a woman and injured 19 other people. The search was carried out on suspicion of negligence resulting in death and injuries. (Kyodo)

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