Continued suspension of illegal Buddhist temples at Sewal Lake, mandate entrusted to former commander Lee Jae-soo – Chosun.com

Entry 2018.11.29 18:15

Prosecutors have requested the arrest of 60-year-old Lee Jae-soo, former army commander and former chief of staff of Kim Moo-hyun, suspected of ordering Sungwol family to mobilize the Sungwol family. The Seoul Central District Attorney's Office (Kim Sung-hoon, director of Division 2) said that the former commander and former chief of staff, Kim, had asked for a search warrant. stop against his right to abuse his authority.

He was commander of the 41st General Command for a year starting October 2013. The former commander Lee is suspected of illegally inspecting the Seewal family for the purpose of administering the property. party approval, former ruling party leader Park Geun-Hye, and the ruling party between April and July 2014, in preparation for local elections and re-election.

At that time, the task force team at the time, identified the political identities of the bereaved family and affiliates, such as the excessive demands of families and the consumption of alcohol , such as the state of specific trends collected. It is said that student inspections of Ansan Dangwon High School were also conducted. The police intelligence services are also accused of collecting progress plans organized by progressive organizations and communicating them to the veteran group, a conservative group.

The special committee of the Department of National Defense, which had been investigating suspicions since last July, announced on June 6 that "under Lee's command, the chief engineer had inspected Seowall's family in order to quickly change the situation." State policy against Park Geun-hye.

As a result of the investigation conducted by the special unit, the chief engineer continued to grasp the main concerns, such as the Cheong Wa Dae related to the Seewal, and reported delay issues, such as information on family members of the Cheong Wa Dae diplomatic security line, Investigation.

The special court indicted three detainees, including 610 Gangwon-gun commanders (former commander) and 310 units of Kim Byung-cheol (former commander). I was charged without detention. Investigations into the suspects, including the former commander, have been badigned to the Seoul Central District Procuratorate.

On March 27, the prosecution investigated the suspects of the former commander and former chief of staff Kim. The former commander attended the lawsuit, saying: "I made a mission shamelessly."