Soo-Jung Lee, Professor of Crime Psychology, Gyeonggi University. Central photo
Professor Lee Soo-jeong of Gyeonggi University said, “It was a good thing to escape from the people’s power after the suspicion of sexual assault was raised on the 8th.” If the allegations are true, “the victim can report it even now.”
Prof. Lee, who was a member of the Power of the People’s Power of Sexual Violence and a preparatory member for the re-election contest, told Newsis on the 8th, “It seems that (the suspicion) has not yet been confirmed.” Said.
He said, “Is it not clear whether or not the victim has come out now?” He said, “Usually, the case cannot proceed.”
Professor Lee said, “That’s why I have various suspicions,” he said. “If there is such a thing, but it is unknown, the victim just needs to report it and go through proper criminal procedures.”
“The by-election is short, but it can be detoured with some intention and only cause trouble while giving information,” he said. “You should be very careful. Why should the victim do’Me too’ but not?” he added.
Professor Lee said, “If the facts are correct, the party will have to apologize,” he said. “But, what has been revealed right now?” “The former Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon case was a problem because a victim came out,” he said. “Isn’t this case that we can do anything only if the victim came out?”
Rep. Kim Byung-wook who escaped the power of the people on the 8th. News 1
Previously, the YouTube channel “Garosero Research Institute” reported on the 6th that it was reported that Congressman Kim raped an intern secretary in another lawmaker’s office at a hotel in Andong, Gyeongsangbuk-do in October 2018 when he was an assistant to the National Assembly.
Shortly after the broadcast, Congressman Kim, who said, “It is not true at all,” and said “I will take strong civil and criminal measures immediately”, left the power of the people the next day. Rep. Kim posted a statement on the 7th, saying, “I will withdraw from the party in order not to burden the party,” and “I will return after revealing my innocence.”
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