Officials on Thursday raided the Tokyo residence of former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn who fled to
Lebanon to avoid a Japanese trial, while
Turkey detained several people as part of a widening probe into the security lapse.
Ghosn, who faced multiple charges of financial misconduct that he denies, won bail in April but with strict conditions -- including a ban on overseas travel.
A court in Tokyo had allowed Ghosn to keep a second French passport as he needed one to travel inside
Japan, a source close to the matter told AFP Thursday.