A 34-year-old employee working at a post office in Tokyo was arrested on suspicion of embezzlement for business purposes, alleging that he had dressed a mail containing another person’s credit card without delivering it. The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating the suspicion that it was suspected that it had repeatedly dressed cards, gift certificates, etc. in the same manner.
The person arrested was Junichi Abe (34), the deputy chief of the Akabane Post Office in Kita-ku, Tokyo.
According to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, there is a suspicion of embezzlement in business, alleging that in August, a woman in her 30s living in Kita Ward was dressed without delivering mail containing a credit card.
A woman consulted with the Metropolitan Police Department saying that the mail sent by the card company did not arrive, and the damage was discovered. It means that I admitted it.
Since he was shopping for about 230,000 yen with the card, he stated to the investigation that he had “purchased furniture and used it for living expenses.”
The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating that there is a suspicion that he had repeatedly dressed dozens of times in the same manner because other people’s credit cards and gift certificates were confiscated from the deputy chief’s home.
Regarding the arrest of the staff, Japan Post Tokyo branch office commented, “As soon as the facts are confirmed, we will take strict measures.”
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