Hiroshima Prefectural Police re-arrested the representative of a construction company for allegedly approaching a person rejected in a job interview with an offer to “introduce well-paying work” and referring the person to the anonymous and fluid criminal group known as “Tokuryu.” The investigation was reported to have progressed on the 7th.
Hiroshima Prefectural Police reportedly re-arrested a construction company representative on the 7th for allegedly approaching a person rejected in a job interview with an offer to introduce well-paying work. The case is suspected of involving the anonymous and fluid criminal group known as “Tokuryu.”
During the investigation, the suspect was said to have advertised to rejected applicants that they could be introduced to “well-paying work” and, through this, referred them to the group. The police are reportedly still investigating the suspect’s detailed motives and the specific methods used.
The case is being handled as part of an investigation into the existence and activities of the group, with the identification of people involved, the group’s organizational structure and the flow of funds expected to be key areas of focus. Attention is reportedly turning to the results of the ongoing investigation.