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Bribed welfare ministry official may have accepted yet more bribes...

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Jacque67 Grand Master

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The welfare ministry official who was arrested on suspicion of accepting a 1 million yen bribe in connection with Japans My Number social security and tax number system may have accepted several million yen more from the briber, investigative sources said Wednesday.

Kazuyuki Nakayasu, 45, of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, was arrested Tuesday for allegedly receiving a cash bribe of 1 million yen from a former executive of a Tokyo-based information technology company in November 2011 for assisting the firm in winning two computer system development contracts worth a total of 210 million yen for the introduction of the My Number system.

The suspect has admitted to the bribery charge of 1 million yen, saying I demanded it, a police official said.

The money was apparently used to cover his living expenses and credit card payments, according to the police.

He became acquainted with the executive and other company officials around 2006 through work and thereafter allegedly received money on multiple occasions totaling several million yen, not including the 1 million yen bribe he was arrested for, the sources said.

Nakayasu is also alleged to have been wined and dined by company officials.

The police raided the ministry headquarters in Tokyo on Wednesday morning to collect evidence and documents to back up the bribery allegation.

The police sent Nakayasu to the prosecutors Wednesday morning.

According to the ministry, Nakayasu had long worked on building up an information system of Japans social security system, having expertise in medical and IT areas.

Source-Japan Today

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He needed to control his yen for bribes.

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8390USD.

just goes to show you our politicians are the best and most expensive that money can buy :P

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Jacque67 Grand Master

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just goes to show you our politicians are the best and most expensive that money can buy :P

Alternatively it shows how great the Japanese law enforcement agencies are!!! This guy was stopped before his crimes escalated. 1 million today, 20 billion tomorrow .

It starts with the grass roots- orange paint balls .

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Alternatively it shows how great the Japanese law enforcement agencies are!!! This guy was stopped before his crimes escalated. 1 million today, 20 billion tomorrow .

It starts with the grass roots- orange paint balls .

well if you want to do that to our politicians, feel free. :lol:

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