"You look at it now"

SEOUL, Feb. 2 (Yonhap) – South Korean President Hyun Jung-min, accused of illegally campaigning in the 19th presidential election, today interrogates journalists after hearing a two-sentence trial in front of the Seoul High Court of Seocho-dong. [연합뉴스]

A senior official in the House of Representatives of the House of Representatives received a protest from citizens as he was answering journalists' questions after completing a two-sentence trial on alleged violations of the electoral law relating to the public function.

The reporters asked Tak after hearing a second sentence at the Seocho-dong Seoul High Court this morning that he had expressed gratitude last July during the meeting with the reporters.

"I know what I'm doing …" However, I could not continue to respond to the demonstration of the citizen who had found the scene. They demanded that they leave the office shouting or swearing at the head of the administration. There was also a cry: "Now that you have seen him, stop him now."

The administrator, who stopped talking for a moment, said "Thank you" when a citizen said with slanderous words, "You are watching me now."

"I have already mentioned my will because it takes precedence over my will and that it goes forward, and I think it's my job to follow it." until it is used, nevertheless, "he said.

Detective 6 of the Seoul Supreme Court (director, Oh Young-joon) fined him 700,000 won in court appeal.

At the "Free Hug" event near Hongik University in Seoul on May 6, three days before the 19th presidential election, Tak was handed over to court for the soundtrack of the candidate's public address.

"The general procedural violation of the electoral law is relatively minor, the impact on the presidential election is minimal and no such crime has been committed," said the court.

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