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| Daejeon Hanwha Life Insurance Eagles Park. News1 © News1 Reporter Kitae Kim |
Hanwha Eagles, the team of the player who was suspected of school violence, concluded that it was difficult to prove the facts.
Hanwha announced its position in an official press release on the 21st, saying, “It is no longer difficult to prove facts within the scope of the club’s authority.”
“The school violence issue is a socially significant event, so it should be based on clear facts,” said Hanwha. “As a result of grasping the facts through various routes, the memories of the parties are clearly different. In the light of the fact that there is no record of holding a school bombing committee that could be the case, I came to this conclusion,” he said.
Hanwha said, “We also respect the consistent position of the person who claimed the damage. We did our best within the authority of the club, leaving the possibility that the allegation may be true.” “It is a consistent position.”
Furthermore, “the player’s side has conveyed the position that’with the final legal response in mind, we will make every effort to restore the reputation that has been degraded, and we will firmly respond to acts that defame with facts and other contents.” Explained.
Hanwha added, “We plan to withhold judgment and wait for the results until all procedures are completed.” “However, if the disclosure is true, we will take strict measures according to the zero-tolerance principle,” he said. “We will also review the team’s response.”
The incident originated on the 19th when a person who identified himself as a victim of school violence pointed out on social media a player from Hanwha, a professional baseball team, as the perpetrator.
The author said, “(elementary) school violence against me started shortly after I transferred to school in 4th grade. In 6th grade, I eventually transferred to school due to bullying.” “Player B is an indelible name among the many names that bothered me.” It has been revealed.