Prosecutors seek arrest warrant for Suzuki over bribery

Prosecutors seek arrest warrant for Suzuki over bribery

TOKYO, Japan - Reporters wait in front of lawmaker Suzuki's house in Tokyo's Minato Ward on June 17 as prosecutors seek an arrest warrant for him on suspicion that he accepted five million yen in bribes from Yamarin, a lumber firm in Hokkaido, in 1998.

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