Prosecution Decides Not to Indict Rep. Boo Seung-Chan on Defamation Charges for Raising 'Perforation Allegations'
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Rep. Boo Seung-chan and former Rep. Kim Jong-dae, who raised suspicions that fortune teller Cheongong intervened in the process of relocating the presidential residence under the Yoon Suk-yeol administration, have been cleared of charges by the prosecution. The prosecution determined that there was no intent of defamation, considering circumstances such as a mistaken report within the military regarding the visiting figure.
Former Ministry of National Defense Spokesperson Boo Seung-chan, former Justice Party lawmaker Kim Jong-dae, and reporters, who were referred to the prosecution by the police on defamation charges after raising the so-called "allegations of intervention in the Cheongong residence," have been cleared of the charges. On the 23rd, the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office Criminal Division 1 (Acting Chief Kim Ho-kyung) [cleared] former spokesp…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Hwang Jae-ha = After reviewing the case of Democratic Party lawmaker Boo Seung-chan (former Ministry of National Defense spokesperson), who raised the so-called 'perforation allegations,' the prosecution [concluded] honor...
The prosecution decided not to indict Rep. Boo Seung-chan of the Democratic Party of Korea, who raised suspicions of a 'perforation,' stating that defamation charges were not substantiated.
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