[단독] "Ya hurts" was the assault of the union oil company 1 minute, not 8 minutes

On the 22nd, a record of the situation of union members in badault against the oil company was published on the 29th. The representative who had the incident was registered in the office vice-president next to the fact.

The amount of this recording file is 8 minutes and 7 seconds. The sound of breaking the blasphemy and the house, and the sound of the direction screaming all the time.

Kim Mo-moo was badaulted by a member of the company on December 22 and was seriously injured for 12 weeks in front of the nose and orbit of the orbit.[사진=유성기업 제공]

The registration situation begins when the union member tells the company director, Kim: "Ya! So, Kim has been seriously badaulted for a long time.

Kim Byeong-chan, chief of the police chief of Asan, said: "The badault lasted about two or three minutes, or about five minutes." So when the police came in, she could not hear Kim scream. In addition, some media cited the union's claim that "the fight lasts only one minute".

However, given the length of the entire recording file and the beginning of recording when the badault is applied and howling continues, it is unlikely to be true. Kim said, "The police arrived 11 minutes after the first report." After sending the police, Kim's cry continued to flow from the office.

In addition, on the side of the Vice President, the voices, the cries of the union, In view of this, the explanatory statement that the deceased representative was "at the shelter of the scream" from the police to the Outside the door was not convincing.

The badault time is also different from Kim 's explanation. Even after taking into account the length of the recorded recording file, at least 10 minutes of badault were followed. "During registration, union members continued to be beaten intermittently," said Lee Ki-bong, vice president of the company.

For his part, Kim Bum-gu, Minister of Public Administration and Security, said: "I apologize to the people and the victims," ​​he said.

Kim Ki-chan, Senior Recruitment Officer, [email protected]