Asian Games 2018: Four Japanese basketball players sent home for soliciting prostitutes in Jakarta
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Asian Games 2018: Four Japanese basketball players sent home for soliciting prostitutes in Jakarta

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The players were spotted in a notorious red light district of Jakarta in their national jerseys, JOC officials said, adding that the four had been ordered to leave immediately. Jakarta: Four Japanese basketball players were sent home from the Asian Games in disgrace for paying prostitutes for sex as the regional Olympics was hit by scandal on Monday. We need to work harder to make sure this kind of scandal does not happen again.” At the last Asian Games in 2014, Japan were forced to send home swimmer Naoya Tomita after he was caught on video stealing a journalist’s camera from the pool deck. Prostitutes and condoms The basketball scandal happened after Japan beat Qatar 82-71 to go top of Group C. Japan were bronze medallists at the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea.

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