Hanwha, “We are investigating, but lack of basis for judgment”

Enter 2021.02.20 20:30

‘Happy (school violence) Me Too’ appeared in professional baseball this time. On the night of the 19th, a claim was raised on social media (SNS) that Hanwha Eagles player A was a harassment in elementary school. The author also revealed A’s real name and face.

Accordingly, the Hanwha club also made an official position on the afternoon of the 20th. The Hanwha team said, “As soon as we recognized the issue, we interviewed the players to find out the facts.” .

Hanwha explained that he and the player had grasped the issue through their homeroom teacher, player acquaintances, and seniors and juniors during their school days. It also revealed that the author who claimed the damage and the person who pointed out that it is possible to testify are closely grasping the facts.

However, Hanwha explained that there is a lack of grounds for judgment to support the facts with the information obtained so far. This is because most of the people around him and those whom the writer pointed to as witnesses said,’I have not heard of the issue I witnessed in person.’

In an article posted on Instagram, the author who had suffered a crime against A previously said about A as “one of the indelible names among the many names that bothered me.” The author claimed that A also participated in the assault, saying that he had a memory of being trapped in a garbage bin and being subjected to collective assault along with violence and violence.

Previously, in professional volleyball, it was revealed that Sisters Lee Jae-young and Da-young of Heungkuk Life in the women’s division and Song Myung-geun and Shim Gyeong-seop of OK Financial Group in the men’s division were the abusers. Lee Sang-yeol, KB Insurance Director’s history of assault, is also experiencing confusion.