Police on Tuesday referred to prosecutors the case of an 88-year-old former senior bureaucrat who was involved in a car crash in Tokyo that left a toddler and her mother dead and prompted many elderly Japanese to surrender their driver's licenses for fear of causing a similar accident.The police concluded after a seven-month investigation that the April accident was caused by Kozo Iizuka, former head of the Agency of Industrial Science and Technology, rather than a problem with his car.The police did not disclose whether Iizuka admitted to the charge of negligence resulting in death. He has…READ FULL ARTICLE
