Japan Issues Warrants for Taylor, Others Aiding Ghosn Flight
- Warrants issued for three men who allegedly helped in escape
- Japan’s Justice Ministry has pushed back against criticism
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Prosecutors in Tokyo issued a fresh warrant on Thursday for the arrest of ex-Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn, who jumped bail and fled the country last month to escape trial for alleged financial crimes.
The Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office issued the warrant on Ghosn for illegally departing Japan, where the former auto executive was charged with failing to fully report his compensation and using company money for personal gain.