A 45-year-old former employee who worked at a branch office in Koto-ku, Tokyo of the Chuo Labor Bank was filed on suspicion of embezzlement for business purposes, alleging that he had taken a total of 10 million yen in cash stored in the safe.

The document was sent to a 45-year-old former deputy director who worked at the Kamedo branch of the Central Labor Bank in Koto-ku, Tokyo.



According to investigators, there is a suspicion of embezzlement in business, saying that from December to January last year, a total of 10 million yen in cash stored in the safe of the branch office was taken.



At that time, the former deputy manager was in a position next to the branch manager, and there is a suspicion that he had withdrawn cash from the safe five times after other staff members returned home.



He was disciplinary dismissed in January because other officials noticed that the cash was running low and the damage was discovered.



He had already repaid the full amount, and he admitted to any questioning and said, "The money I took was used for entertainment."



Regarding the fact that the former employee was sent the documents, the Chuo Labor Bank said, "We apologize for the inconvenience caused to many people. We recognize that taking measures to prevent recurrence to restore trust is the most important issue. We are doing it. "