OSAKA – Eight years ago, a gangster sought out Yunosuke Narumi for advice about leaving his crime syndicate and becoming a normal member of society.
“I can’t stand life in the gang anymore,” he told Narumi, who works for the Osaka Prefectural Police providing advice to yakuza who want out.
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