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Summary: Microsoft staff 'pulls an Arnold Schwarzenegger' in Amagasaki Station (Japan)

SEVERAL weeks ago we argued that Microsoft was dishonestly spreading the "Microsoft loves children" PR (Imagine Cup and all that jazz). Maybe we were too premature by labelling that mere PR because "Microsoft Japan Employee Arrested For Fondling A Schoolgirl," reports Kotaku:

A forty-year-old Microsoft employee has been arrested for groping a schoolgirl's breasts on a JR Kobe line train bound for Osaka.

The employee has been identified as Shingo Mihara, an employee of Microsoft Japan's Kansai branch. He apparently put his hand in an opening of the 16-year-old schoolgirl's blouse.

The schoolgirl supposedly caught him red handed and then pulled him from the train at Amagasaki Station. A station employee then turned Mihara over to the police.

Even though Mihara apologized to the girl, he later told police, "I might have come in contact with her body, but I did not touch her breasts."

Add this to recent alleged scandals, such as drugs and orgies at Microsoft [1, 2]. To be fair, Microsoft is a large company and there will always be some oddballs in it; the question is, what proportion? ⬆