(2)LDP lawmaker Arai arrested over vote-buying

(2)LDP lawmaker Arai arrested over vote-buying

SAITAMA, Japan - Police confiscate documents and other evidence from the house of Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) lawmaker Masanori Arai in Saitama Prefecture on Dec. 29. Arai was arrested earlier in the day for allegedly buying votes.

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