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A Lebanese Judge Charges Nissan Employees For Stealing Carlos Ghosn’s Documents
A Lebanese judge has charged “four senior Nissan officials” of Japanese, Spanish, French, and British nationalities with the theft of documents and devices from the Beirut home and office of the company’s former boss, Carlos Ghosn, and “committing a number of crimes,” according to the judicial source, who requested anonymity as they were not authorized to speak to the media.
The charges follow a lawsuit filed by Ghosn alleging the “fabrication of evidence that led to his arrest in Japan and tarnishing his reputation.”
A lawyer for Nissan, Sakher al-Hashem, said the legal action against the four was “unlawful” and predicted the charges would be dropped.
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