【速報】阿部恭久氏を当選させる見返りに報酬約束か 公職選挙法違反の疑いでパチンコ店会社社長ら男女6人逮捕 警視庁 https://t.co/ZoqTAF0F7U
参院選で250人超買収か、自民候補支援のパチンコ会社社長ら逮捕 https://t.co/QCy909XWkW
【独自】参院選で投票見返りに報酬約束疑い、パチンコ店摘発 https://t.co/BhfCbmiZVz 従業員やアルバイトに対し、パチンコ業界が代表者として擁立した組織内候補に投票する見返りに現金3千～4千円を渡すと約束した疑い。
Japanese authorities have arrested 29 nationals extradited from Cambodia on suspicion of involvement in phone scams operated from a northeastern Cambodian town. The scams, which impersonated police officers from at least seven prefectures including Nagano, caused confirmed damages across multiple regions in Japan. Additionally, three former Vietnamese technical interns were arrested by Kanagawa police for withdrawing approximately 100 million yen obtained through fraudulent part-time job schemes. In Tokyo, a 40-year-old sergeant from the Metropolitan Police Department's Tsukiji station was arrested for illegally opening bank accounts using forged driver's licenses; these accounts were linked to approximately 70 million yen in criminal proceeds. Separately, Osaka police detained a 47-year-old unemployed man for stealing cash from a middle school student's backpack in a park, and also arrested a foreign national claiming to be a martial artist for impersonating a police officer and stealing cash cards. Furthermore, six individuals, including the president of a pachinko company, were arrested by the Tokyo Metropolitan Police on suspicion of violating election laws by promising cash payments of 3,000 to 4,000 yen to employees and part-time workers in exchange for votes in the recent Upper House election, with allegations involving over 250 people. The arrests highlight ongoing issues related to fraud, impersonation, and election law violations in Japan.
