4 held for allegedly stealing bicycles for export to N. Korea

4 held for allegedly stealing bicycles for export to N. Korea

HIROSHIMA, Japan - A truck parked at a police station in Hiroshima is loaded with more than 30 bicycles allegedly stolen for shipment to North Korea. Police said Oct. 28 they have arrested four men in connection with the alleged theft.

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