Police raid Aneha's office, other places over building scandal

ICHIKAWA, Japan - Reporters and photographers gather in front of the home office of former architect Hidetsugu Aneha in Ichikawa, Chiba Prefecture, on Dec. 20 as police investigators begin searching it in connection with a quake-resistance data fabrication scandal.

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