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Ex-Chogin execs plead guilty to breach of trust

KOBE, Japan - The Kobe District Court on Feb. 8 holds the first hearing in the trial of Lee Bom Rak, a former chairman of a Korean credit cooperative association, and six other defendants on charges stemming from illegal lending practices. All seven defendants pleaded guilty to charges of breach of trust.

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Ex-Chogin Kinki official grilled over financial probe

AMAGASAKI, Japan - An Jong Ji, former president of the Chogin Kinki Credit Cooperative, gets in a car in Amagasaki, Hyogo Prefecture, on Nov. 14 on his way to questioning by investigators. He is suspected of withholding information during a financial inspection of the Kobe-based failed credit union serving pro-Pyongyang Korean residents of Japan.

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Police begin questioning ex-Chogin Tokyo execs

TOKYO, Japan - Members of the media swarm outside Chogin Tokyo credit union Nov. 8, 2001 as police began questioning former senior executives of the failed credit union on suspicion they withheld data from Tokyo metropolitan government investigators in 1998.

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Police begin questioning ex-Chogin Tokyo execs

TOKYO, Japan - Members of the media swarm outside Chogin Tokyo credit union Nov. 8, 2001 as police began questioning former senior executives of the failed credit union on suspicion they withheld data from Tokyo metropolitan government investigators in 1998.

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Ex-Chogin Kinki official grilled over financial probe

AMAGASAKI, Japan - An Jong Ji, former president of the Chogin Kinki Credit Cooperative, gets in a car in Amagasaki, Hyogo Prefecture, on Nov. 14 on his way to questioning by investigators. He is suspected of withholding information during a financial inspection of the Kobe-based failed credit union serving pro-Pyongyang Korean residents of Japan.

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(CORRECTED) Ex-Chogin execs plead guilty to breach of trust

KOBE, Japan - The Kobe District Court on Feb. 8 holds the first hearing in the trial of Lee Bom Rak, a former chairman of a Korean credit cooperative association, and six other defendants on charges stemming from illegal lending practices. All seven defendants pleaded guilty to charges of breach of trust.

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Court sentences ex-Chogin Tokyo credit union head

TOKYO, Japan - The Tokyo District Court on Oct. 22 sentenced Chong Gyong Saeng (file photo), a former head of the failed Chogin Tokyo credit union mainly serving pro-Pyongyang Korean residents in the metropolitan area to three years and six months in jail for illegally diverting more than 800 million yen of the credit union's funds to the pro-Pyongyang General Association of Korean Residents in Japan (Chongryon). (Kyodo)