The former vice president of a tourism farm management company in Okayama Prefecture, who was wanted internationally for an investment fraud case that involved selling fruit to overseas markets, was transferred from Indonesia, where he was detained, to Japan on the night of the 12th, where he is being investigated. Aichi Prefectural Police Headquarters plans to arrest him on suspicion of fraud on the 13th.
Nishiyama Farm, a tourist farm operating company in Okayama Prefecture, is accused of illegally soliciting investment by claiming that they would receive dividends if they invested in a business that sells fruits and other products overseas, and a former executive and solicitor violated investment laws. has been convicted of the crime.
Former Vice President Yusuke Yamazaki (43), who is said to be the actual manager, was suspected of defrauding the investment by pretending to be an investor, and was later arrested internationally in Indonesia. was detained.
The former vice president attended a press conference held by authorities at the Indonesian Immigration Bureau facility on the 12th, and was then transferred from Jakarta to Japan on the night of the 12th.
The Aichi Prefectural Police Headquarters, which has been investigating the incident since receiving the report, plans to make an arrest on suspicion of fraud on the 13th.
Police believe that Nishiyama Farm collected over 13 billion yen from more than 900 people across the country, and plan to investigate the flow of funds.