Empleado de gran firma comercial arrestado por intrusión en base de EE. UU.

La Policía Prefectural de Kanagawa arrestó a Yoshitaka Mizuno, de 45 años, empleado de una gran empresa comercial japonesa, por presunta violación de la Ley Penal Especial del Acuerdo sobre el Estatuto de las Fuerzas de Japón y EE. UU. Mizuno, que había regresado ese mismo día de un trabajo en Irak, está acusado de entrar sin autorización en la base de la Marina de EE. UU. en Yokosuka el 23 de octubre del año pasado usando una tarjeta de identificación falsa. El caso salió a la luz después de que fuera multado por una infracción de aparcamiento cerca de su casa en el barrio de Minato, Tokio.

El 20 de febrero de 2026, la Policía Prefectural de Kanagawa arrestó a Yoshitaka Mizuno, de 45 años, empleado de una gran empresa comercial japonesa, por presunta intrusión en la base de la Marina de EE. UU. en Yokosuka violando la Ley Penal Especial del Acuerdo sobre el Estatuto de las Fuerzas de Japón y EE. UU.

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