Prosecutors raided the Tokyo home of Carlos Ghosn in search of evidence that he was helped in fleeing the country Via ReutersJapanese prosecutors raided the Tokyo home of Carlos Ghosn, the fugitive Renault-Nissan boss, today as Interpol issued a notice for his arrest after he jumped bail and fled to Lebanon. A team of officials uniformly clad in black suits arrived at his house in the smart Minato district of the Japanese capital at 2pm as more details were revealed as to how he managed to escape close house arrest before arriving in Beirut on Monday morning. His Japanese lawyers have said that they were “in control” of his three passports — French, Lebanese and Brazilian — as a condition of his bail. However, he is believed to have been in physical possession of his French passport. Newspapers reported that he was allowed to keep this…

Source: The Times January 02, 2020 12:06 UTC