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2 high-profile Japan robbery suspects charged again for theft

TOKYO (Kyodo) Two men recently deported from the Philippines believed to have remotely coordinated a string of robberies across Japan were served f

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2 high-profile robbery suspects charged again for theft

Two men recently deported from the Philippines believed to have remotely coordinated a string of robberies across Japan were served fresh arrest warrants by police on Wednesday on suspicion of theft in connection with scam cases. The arrests of Yuki Watanabe, 38, and Tomonobu Kojima, 45, come a day after…

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Sokor envoy seeks DOJ help on deportation of 3 expats

Sokor envoy seeks DOJ help on deportation of 3 expats
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Sokor envoy seeks DOJ help on deportation of 3 expats

Sokor envoy seeks DOJ help on deportation of 3 expats
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Living it up in a Manila jail, Luffy and gang allegedly targeted victims in Japan

TOKYO (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): In three years, unsuspecting victims in Japan lost more than six billion yen (US$45 million) through phone scams. Then a spate of at least 50 violent robberies hit 14 prefectures across the country.

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