Osaka arcade operator, employees arrested over rigged claw games

Police arrested the operator and six employees of an Osaka-based amusement arcade chain over the weekend on suspicion of defrauding four customers of 470,000 yen ($4,150) by encouraging them to play rigged claw machines.The four victims, all women in their 20s, paid between 500 yen and 10,000 yen each time they attempted to win a prize on machines which had their claws set up to make success impossible.The women were attempting to win prizes ranging from stuffed animals to expensive items such as tablet computers.The police said that before making what they believe is Japan's first-ever cra…READ FULL ARTICLE