Robbers make off with record 604 mil. yen in cash

Robbers make off with record 604 mil. yen in cash

TACHIKAWA, Japan - Police officers conduct an on-site investigation at a security company office in Tachikawa, western Tokyo, on May 12, 2011, after two men broke into the office earlier in the day and took off with 604 million yen in cash, the largest-ever cash haul in Japan.

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