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[國際新聞] Japanese man posed as doctor in tsunami-hit area accused of fraud

Oct. 13, 2011 - 06:30AM JST

http://www.japantoday.com/category/crime/view/man-posing-as-doctor-in-tsunami-hit-area-accused-of-fraud

TOKYO
A man who was arrested for impersonating a doctor in the tsunami-ravaged Tohoku region, has been accused of defrauding an NPO out of 1 million yen, police said Wednesday.
The suspect, who has been named as Yo****aka Yoneta, 42, was first arrested in August. He was held for posing as a doctor in Ishinomaki, Miyagi Prefecture, and for possessing forged documents, despite not holding a medical license.
The case came to light after a major newspaper carried a photo of Yoneta treating an evacuee in Ishinomaki. Yoneta had “treated” several people in earthquake-affected areas by the time the ruse was uncovered. Authorities said that Yoneta had also breached medical practitioners’ law in late June when he attended a medical conference by showing staff a copy of a medical practitioner’s license, which turned out to be a forgery.
According to TV Asahi, since his arrest, police have uncovered evidence suggesting that Yoneta applied to the Nippon Foundation, a philanthropic NPO, for a grant in June. Police say he received 1 million yen from the foundation. Yoneta was quoted by police as saying that he used all the money on pachinko and food, TV Asahi reported.

Another Japanese fraud taking advantage of other people.

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