Crime data altering

Crime data altering

TOKYO, Japan - Tsunehiko Maeda, the principal prosecutor in the case of Atsuko Muraki, walks into the Osaka District Court on Sept. 21, 2010. Maeda reportedly admitted to altering the date of update on a floppy disk seized in May 2009 in the case of Muraki's then-suspected involvement in abusing the postal discount system for handicapped people.

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