Prime Minister Shinzo Abe came under fire on Friday after Japan's second-highest ranking prosecutor, said to be favored by Abe's administration, resigned for going out gambling with reporters during the coronavirus state of emergency.The departure of Hiromu Kurokawa as head of the Tokyo High Public Prosecutors Office came after the government in January delayed his retirement date for another six months.Opposition lawmakers insisted Abe and Justice Minister Masako Mori be held accountable for allowing him to remain in his post even after he turned 63, the retirement age for prosecutors…READ FULL ARTICLE