Overview
- Tokyo Metropolitan Police arrested Chinese national Li Zhaobei, 30, on suspicion of forging and using private documents connected to TOEIC cheating.
- Investigators say Li acted as the recruiter for a 27-year-old suspect who was previously arrested and indicted in the case.
- Police report that Li recruited Kyoto University graduate student Wang Likun, who has been indicted for impersonating others on the exam, and paid him.
- Authorities allege Li made multiple calls to Wang’s smartphone during a test and are examining whether he was giving instructions.
- The arrest allegation includes submitting a forged admission ticket in another person's name at a Nerima test site on March 1, and Li’s position on the charges has not been disclosed.