Carlos Ghosn Offers to Pay for Ankle Monitor, Security to Get Bail in Japan
The former Nissan chairman also offered to surrender his passport and live in a rented Tokyo apartment
TOKYO—Carlos Ghosn scaled back his request for bail as his detention stretches into its ninth week, promising to stay in Tokyo and pay for an ankle monitor and security guards to ensure he doesn’t flee.
The Tokyo District Court is set to hear the latest bail petition by the former Nissan Motor Co. chairman Monday.
Mr. Ghosn said in a written...