創業者長男を任意聴取　不適切取引との関連捜査か―王将社長射殺・京都府警

　「餃子の王将」を展開する王将フードサービスの社長だった大東隆行さん＝当時（７２）＝が２０１３年に射殺された事件で、京都府警と福岡県警の合同捜査本部が王将創業者の長男を任意で事情聴取したことが２日、捜査関係者への取材で分かった。
　同社を巡っては、第三者委員会が１６年、創業家が同社の経営を担っていた時代に、特定の企業グループとの間で不適切な取引を継続して行っていたとする報告書を公表している。合同捜査本部はこの取引について、射殺事件と関連があるか調べているとみられる。（2022/11/02-11:09）

Japanese police have questioned the first son of the founder of Ohsho Food Service Corp. on a voluntary basis apparently over the 2013 fatal shooting of its then president, investigative sources said Wednesday.
   The police seem to be investigating whether there are links between the shooting and past improper deals by the Kyoto-based "Gyoza no Ohsho" dumpling restaurant chain, then managed by the founder family.
   In 2016, a third-party panel of Ohsho Food Service released a report that the founder family had been involved in the shady deals worth over 20 billion yen with a corporate group around between 1995 and 2005.
   A joint investigative team of the Kyoto and Fukuoka prefectural police has also questioned a man who was managing the corporate group at that time on a voluntary basis, and searched related locations.
   Last week, the police arrested Yukio Tanaka, a 56-year-old senior member of a gang group affiliated with the major crime syndicate Kudo-kai, headquartered in Kitakyushu in the southwestern prefecture of Fukuoka, on suspicion of murdering Takayuki Ohigashi, the then 72-year-old president of Ohsho Food, in December 2013.