Carlos Facebook Pictures
This Is The Official Band Page For Don Carlos @DonCarlosReggae [All Social. Image may contain: text that says 'ORCHID ESSENTIALS IS BACK COME. WTHR - Trooper in trouble over Facebook photos - 13 WTHR Indianapolis - WTHR)) Search form. Trooper in trouble over Facebook photos. 'There has been an internal investigation started,' said ISP Major Carlos Pettiford, adding that investigators are trying to determine if the photos and information posted on Pestow's Facebook page.
Japanese prosecutors have charged former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn with financial misconduct, accusing him of under-reporting his pay package over a five-year period.
He has also been re-arrested on further allegations of under-stating his pay, which is likely to keep him in detention until 30 December.
Mr Ghosn has previously denied the accusations.
Prosecutors have also charged Nissan in relation to the case.
New hindi sad song 2018. Mr Ghosn was arrested in November after the allegations first surfaced. Monday was the last day he could be held by authorities before he either had to be charged or released.
His defence team say the accusations against Mr Ghosn are invalid because they do not relate to his salary, but to future payments that he was expected to receive after retirement.
'Deepest regret'
Nissan said it was taking the situation 'extremely seriously'.
'Making false disclosures in annual securities reports greatly harms the integrity of Nissan's public disclosures in the securities markets, and the company expresses its deepest regret,' the carmaker said in a statement.
A source close to the firm said that the charges were not unexpected 'given the company flagged its concerns' to prosecutors after it had conducted an internal investigation.
Analysis
Rupert Wingfield-Hayes, Japan Correspondent
The new charges against Carlos Ghosn will allow prosecutors to continue detaining him until 30 December.
His interrogations will continue and can be done without Mr Ghosn having his lawyer present.
In Japan there is nothing surprising about this. But elsewhere there has been real shock at the draconian nature of Japan's justice system.
American attorney Professor Alan Dershowitz today likened Japan's system to that of authoritarian regimes like Iran, Cuba and even China.
Secondly Carlos Ghosn has been effectively accused of the same offence twice.
The new arrest warrant accuses him of under-reporting his pay for a further three years (2016-18).
A former prosecutor, I have spoken to, says this suggests the Tokyo prosecutors have no other evidence of wrongdoing against Mr Ghosn.
If that is the case, the former prosecutor told me, the case against Mr Ghosn is very weak.
But he says, because it is such a high-profile case, they will feel compelled to press charges and take the case to its conclusion.
If Mr Ghosn is convicted, the charges could mean up to 10 years in prison. The charges also carry a fine of up to 700m yen ($6.2m; £4.9m), according to the Japanese regulator, the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission.
Originally, prosecutors said that Mr Ghosn and senior executive Greg Kelly - who has also been charged with financial misconduct - had conspired to understate Mr Ghosn's pay from 2011 to 2015. The fresh charges, issued on Monday, allege they did the same thing from 2016 to 2018.
From 2010, Japanese firms have been required to disclose the salaries of executives who earn more than 100m yen ($888,000; £697,000).
Who is Carlos Ghosn?
- His hero status was so big that his life was serialised in one of Japan's famous cartoon comic books
- The Brazilian-born boss of Lebanese descent and a French citizen says his background left him with a feeling of being different, which helped him adapt to new cultures
- In France he was known as Le Cost Killer, a comment on the deep cuts he made to revive Renault
- He was once tipped as a potential president of Lebanon, a move he eventually dismissed because he already had 'too many jobs'
- In a 2011 poll of people the Japanese would like to run their country Mr Ghosn came seventh, in front of Barack Obama (ninth)
Carmaker alliance
Brazil-born Mr Ghosn, aged 64, known as the Le Cost Killer for his radical approach to restructuring, was the architect of the Renault-Nissan alliance, and brought Mitsubishi on board in 2016. In the past, he has been hailed a hero in Japan for turning around the ailing Nissan.
French car maker Renault was seen as the dominant partner due to its 43% shareholding in Nissan, despite selling fewer vehicles. Nissan's shareholding in Renault is only 15%.
Sources close to Mr Ghosn have previously described the accusations as a 'clinically planned hatchet job', arguing they were aimed at resetting the balance of power in the carmakers' alliance.
While the governments of Japan and France insisted that the alliance of companies that manufactured 10 million cars last year should be preserved, it is widely thought that Nissan executives were uncomfortable at the power wielded over the company by Renault and concentrated in the hands of Mr Ghosn.
Nissan and Mitsubishi both sacked Mr Ghosn as chairman after the arrest last month.
Here is the Download Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018 Free Download v12.1.0.1 86x32 that you can work on your clips, videos, movies, and you can design your. Download the full version of Adobe Premiere Pro CC for free. Create professional productions for film, TV and web. Start your free trial today. And safe download. Download the latest version of the top software, games, programs and apps in 2019. Download Adobe Premiere Pro - Best Software & Apps. Filter by: Free. Platform: All. Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2015. License: buy.
But Renault has held off doing so, saying he would remain as its chairman and chief executive, but has appointed a temporary deputy chief executive to take over the running of the firm.
Prosecutors in Japan have indicted former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn with two fresh charges involving financial crimes.
Mr Ghosn, who has been detained since November, was charged with aggravated breach of trust and understating his income.
He had already been indicted on a separate charge of underreporting his pay over five years.
Mr Ghosn, whose detention has drawn some criticism, denies all wrongdoing.
His lawyers said they would apply for bail, but experts say this request is very unlikely to be granted.
The new charges will likely keep the 64-year-old in prison until his first trial, according to his lawyers.
What has he been charged with?
Pictures Of Carlos Santana
Mr Ghosn was first charged last year with underreporting his pay package for the five years to 2015.
Santana Pics
On Friday, a fresh charge claimed he understated his compensation for another three years.
He was also indicted on a new, more serious charge of breach of trust.
Mr Ghosn, the architect of the Renault-Nissan alliance, is accused of moving personal investment losses worth 1.85bn yen (£13.4m; $17m) racked up on foreign exchange dealings to Nissan.
Carlos Facebook Profile
Mr Ghosn is also accused of making $14.7m in payments to Saudi businessman Khaled al-Juffali, using Nissan funds in exchange for arranging a letter of credit to help with his investment losses.
He was first detained on 19 November and rearrested twice in December.
If found guilty of the financial misconduct charges, Mr Ghosn faces up to 10 years in prison as well as a fine of up to 700m yen, according to Japanese regulators.
Renault audit finds 'no fraud'
Following his arrest, Nissan and Mitsubishi removed Mr Ghosn as chairman. Renault has kept him on as chair, saying it has not yet found any evidence of wrongdoing.
On Thursday, the board of the French firm said an investigation into executive pay had so far shown no signs of fraud.
'The review process has examined the compensation of the current Groupe Renault Executive Committee members for the financial years 2017 and 2018 and has concluded that it is both in compliance with applicable laws and free from any fraud,' it said in a statement.
It said the review process 'will continue with respect to previous financial years'.
Who is Carlos Ghosn?
- His hero status was such that his life was serialised in one of Japan's famous cartoon comic books
- The Brazilian-born boss of Lebanese descent and a French citizen says his background left him with a feeling of being different, which helped him adapt to new cultures
- In France he was known as Le Cost Killer, a comment on the deep cuts he made to revive Renault
- He was once tipped as a potential president of Lebanon, a move he eventually dismissed because he already had 'too many jobs'
- In a 2011 poll of people the Japanese would like to run their country, Mr Ghosn came seventh, in front of Barack Obama (ninth)