Tokyo police raid political group over election campaign obstruction

Tokyo police raid political group over election campaign obstruction

Investigators from the Metropolitan Police Department enter a building housing the office of the political group "Tsubasa no To" on May 13, 2024, in Tokyo, to conduct a search related to campaign obstruction in the April 28 House of Representatives by-election, in a rare move after receiving complaints from several other camps in the race.

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          TOKYO, Japan, May 13 Kyodo - Investigators from the Metropolitan Police Department carry items from a building housing the office of the political group "Tsubasa no To" on May 13, 2024, in Tokyo, following a search related to campaign obstruction in the April 28 House of Representatives by-election, in a rare move after receiving complaints from several other camps in the race. (Kyodo)
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