A man believed to be the top executive of Asia's largest criminal organization ``Prince Group'' was re-arrested. ``I wanted a safe place to live.'' Possibly fraudulent use of residence card?
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A man believed to be the top executive of Asia's largest criminal organization ``Prince Group'' was re-arrested. ``I wanted a safe place to live.'' Possibly fraudulent use of residence card?
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A man believed to be the top leader of Asia's largest criminal organization was re-arrested, possibly using his residence card fraudulently
livedoor ニュースSuspicion of fraudulent procedures with residence card; executives of Asia's largest criminal group re-arrest; Chinese man also arrested
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