Japanese police on Monday searched locations linked to yakuza crime syndicate groups over their alleged organized involvement in simultaneous fraudulent withdrawals totaling 1.8 billion yen from automated teller machines in Japan in 2016.
Japanese police on Monday searched locations linked to yakuza crime syndicate groups over their alleged organized involvement in simultaneous fraudulent withdrawals totaling 1.8 billion yen from automated teller machines in Japan in 2016.
The raid covered five offices of yakuza groups, including the headquarters of Yamaguchi-gumi in the western city of Kobe and the head office of Kodo-kai, a core group of Yamaguchi-gumi, in the central city of Nagoya and an office of Sumiyoshi-kai in Tokyo.
