Teshikaga police misused 310,000 yen of public funds in 2000

Teshikaga police misused 310,000 yen of public funds in 2000

SAPPORO, Japan - Katsuharu Ashikari (2nd from L), chief of the Hokkaido police headquarters, apologizes to the Hokkaido prefectural assembly on April 6 for the misuse of 310,000 yen in public funds by the Teshikaga police station in Hokkaido.

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