Prosecutor dismissed for molesting woman in train

Prosecutor dismissed for molesting woman in train

TOKYO, Japan - Kenji Koroyasu (R), head of the Justice Ministry's Research and Training Institute, announces on the night of May 26 the dismissal of a prosecutor arrested May 24 for groping a woman aboard a train on the JR Chuo Line. The 40-year-old prosecutor taught at the institute.

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