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Four senior members of a group suspected of organizing scams and burglaries in Japan from the Philippines were served fresh arrest warrants Tuesday for allegedly orchestrating a robbery that resulted in injuries in western Tokyo last year, police say.

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Four workers were cleaning pipes when a drain hose suddenly came loose and splashed them with the contaminated liquid waste. Two of them had to be admitted to a hospital for monitoring and decontamination. The men are to remain in the hospital for about two weeks for follow-up examinations. In March 2011, the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant suffered meltdowns as a result of a severe earthquake and tsunami. In August, Japan began discharging filtered and diluted cooling water from the power...

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TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Four suspected senior members of a group that organized scams and burglaries in Japan from the Philippines were served fresh arrest w

Fresh arrest warrants were served on Sept. 12 in connection with a robbery-murder in western Tokyo in January that was traced to a Japanese crime ring operating in the Philippines, police said.

Four suspected senior members of a group that organized scams and burglaries in Japan from the Philippines is served fresh arrest warrants for allegedly planning the fatal robbery of a 90-year-old woman's home earlier this year, investigative sources say..

Police believe the four men remotely coordinated the robbery while being held at an immigration detention facility in Manila.

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