Professional volleyball is staggering as volleyball players’ past school violence is revealed. Following the sisters Lee Jae-young and Da-Young Da-young, Song Myung-geun, who has been accused of being a perpetrator of school violence, has officially apologized to the victims and fans and decided not to compete in the game for the rest of the season.
This is reporter Bae Jeong-hoon
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Yesterday (13th), Song Myung-geun, who admitted to school violence through his team’s OK Financial Group, posted an apology on personal SNS yesterday.
He revealed that he had committed an act that could never be forgiven, which was the perpetrator being beaten and causing irreparable wounds to the victim.
As he grew older, he became a father and became a junior, and he bowed his head saying he realized how dangerous and bad he had behaved.
He deeply apologized and said that he would not participate in the game in the future, and the OK club also decided to exclude Song Myung-geun and Shim Gyeong-seop from the game for the rest of the season.
Earlier, through the internet community, an article from the victim that had undergone surgery on a vital area due to an assault by a senior player in the past has been posted, and Song Myung-geun admitted to the fact of being abusive with Shim Gyeong-seop, who was also accused of being the perpetrator.
The entire professional volleyball world is tense with the ripples from women’s and men’s.
KEPCO coach Jang Byeong-cheol said that he conducted a full investigation on whether there were any players involved in’Hakpok’, and said that the players are very agitated.
In a tumultuous atmosphere, Samsung Fire & Marine, the lowest-ranked men’s division, defeated KEPCO and escaped the 8th consecutive victory, while GS Caltex, the second-placed women’s division, defeated Ginseng Corporation and pursued the leading Heungkuk Life Insurance by 5 points.