Tokyo prosecutors will probe how former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn jumped bail and fled Japan for Lebanon, a senior prosecutor said Sunday, as the foreign minister suggested he left the country in a "fraudulent manner."Diplomatic sources said that in October, the Lebanese government informally asked Japan to hand over Ghosn. Beirut has denied any involvement in last month's escape by Ghosn, who holds Brazilian, French and Lebanese nationality."It is regrettable as he ignored our country's legal procedures and the act could amount to a crime," Takahiro Saito, deputy chief at the …READ FULL ARTICLE
