Akiyama served with fresh arrest warrant

Akiyama served with fresh arrest warrant

TOKYO, Japan - File photo of defense consultant Naoki Akiyama. Public prosecutors on Aug. 13 served a fresh arrest warrant on Akiyama for allegedly dodging an additional 26 million yen in income tax in 2006 as well as falsifying court documents. (Kyodo)

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