A senior member of a splinter group from Japan's largest crime syndicate was arrested Tuesday for allegedly shooting a member of the parent group in the western Japan city of Kobe in August amid a gang feud, police said.Hiroji Nakata, a leader within the splinter group, is suspected of shooting a 51-year-old man affiliated with the main yakuza organization, Yamaguchi-gumi, on Aug. 21 in Kobe's Chuo Ward, leaving him with serious injuries.The police did not reveal whether Nakata, 60, admits to the charge of attempted murder.According to the police, Nakata rode up on a moped and allegedly sho…READ FULL ARTICLE