Police officer, girlfriend nabbed for fraud of 500,000 yen

Police officer, girlfriend nabbed for fraud of 500,000 yen

NAGOYA, Japan - Hiroshi Saito, director of police administration at the Aichi Prefectural Police Department, bows in apology at a news conference in Nagoya on March 11 after an Aichi assistant police inspector and his girlfriend were arrested on suspicion of swindling a woman in Nagoya out of 500,000 yen under the guise of solving her personal troubles last year.

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