Suspect in 2007 Ginza jewelry heist arrested in Cyprus

Suspect in 2007 Ginza jewelry heist arrested in Cyprus

TOKYO, Japan - This undated file photo shows Rifat Hadziahmetovic, 40, from Montenegro. Japanese police said March 28 that Hadziahmetovic, a suspect on an international wanted list for a 2007 jewelry heist in Tokyo's Ginza shopping district, has been arrested by police in Cyprus.

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