South Korea | Police Seek Arrest Warrant for Independent Lawmaker Over Corruption Allegations | CUAC

Civil Union - Follow-ups South Korean police have asked prosecutors to seek an arrest warrant for independent lawmaker Kim Byung-kee, following a year-long investigation into several alleged violations. The investigation includes allegations of bribery and obstruction of business, as well as claims that he abused his influence to help one of his sons secure a job at Bithumb, along with other allegations related to university admissions and illegal campaign contributions. According to Korean media reports, Kim is facing 13 allegations or suspicions as part of the investigation. Police requested the arrest warrant over concerns that he could potentially interfere with evidence or the investigation. The case remains under investigation and is still at the procedural stage. No final court ruling has been issued finding the lawmaker guilty. Source: The Korea Times