Im Eun-jung “There are many recommendations for inspection by the Airborne Department… but I will remain here and try to fix the broken one”

On October 4, 2019, at the National Assembly Administrative Safety Committee’s National Police Administration’s State Administration Audit held at the Seodaemun-gu Police Office in Seoul on October 4, 2019, Ulsan District Prosecutor General Prosecutor Lim Eun-jung at that time appeared as a reference to reveal his opinion on reforming the prosecution and adjusting the right to investigate the prosecution. © News1

Im Eun-jeong, a prosecutor policy researcher at the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office (Judicial Research and Training Institute, 30th), who is walking steadfastly on the path of prosecutors whistleblowers, said that although there are many recommendations to go to the high-ranking public officials criminal investigation office (airborne department) prosecutor, he will remain here and try to correct the prosecution.

Prosecutor Lim is showing strength and determination, as he is not hesitant to accuse former and current prosecutors, including Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol, even in the burning eyes of the prosecution. As a result, a petition from the Blue House to recommend him as the deputy chief of the Ministry of Public Transport has even appeared, mainly among passport supporters.

On the 30th, Prosecutor Lim said on his Facebook page, “Please inspect prosecutor Jeong-mo for the second offense against Prosecutor Jin Hye-won (Seoul Dongbu District Prosecutor’s Office).” I introduced the story that ended.

In response, Prosecutor Lim pointed out that “the prosecution’s standards are not fair yet, but people who try to fix the standards are not giving up.”

With the launch of the airlift, the prosecution’s rule of thumb will be largely resolved, and it should be.

At the same time, Prosecutor Im made it clear that he would not go to the airlift, saying, “I have been asked to go to the airborne prosecutor’s office, but I have been asked to go.”

He said, “As a prosecution policy researcher, accuser, and one of the people, I will continue to repair the broken scales of the prosecution,” he pledged to continue beating the bell inside the prosecution and resonating in and out.

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