Ex-intel agency chief Ogata held over Chongryon premises deal

Ex-intel agency chief Ogata held over Chongryon premises deal

TOKYO, Japan - Public prosecutors on June 28 arrest Shigetake Ogata (file photo), a lawyer who formerly headed the government's Public Security Intelligence Agency, on suspicion of fraud in connection with an aborted purchase of the head office of the pro-Pyongyang General Association of Korean Residents of Japan, known as Chongryon. (Kyodo)

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