Osaka police release photos of suspected post office robber

Osaka police release photos of suspected post office robber

OSAKA, Japan - Osaka police on Aug. 6 released two photos of a man suspected of robbing 1.3 million yen from a female customer at the Shinmoriroku post office in Osaka's Asahi Ward on Aug. 3. Police say the photos were captured by a surveillance camera inside the post office. The Asahi police station can be reached by telephone. The number is 06-6952-1234. (Kyodo)

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