Police raid Japan's largest yakuza group over loan-sharking

Police raid Japan's largest yakuza group over loan-sharking

KOBE, Japan - Police officers enter the headquarters of Yamaguchi-gumi, Japan's largest yakuza group, in Kobe on Oct. 24 to search for evidence over charges related to loan-sharking activities.

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