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| Park Myung-Hwan, a former professional baseball strikeout king, said, “I am not,” when a statement that seemed suspicious of himself as’a professional baseball player before sexual assault on an acquaintance’ clarified through the YouTube channel and disseminated fake news or took legal action against those who made bad comments He announced. (YouTube Capture) © News1 |
Park Myung-Hwan (44), a professional baseball strikeout king, jumped out saying that he was not a former professional baseball player who raped an acquaintance in a karaoke room.
Park Myung-Hwan, who runs the YouTube channel’Park Myung-Hwan Baseball TV’, said through his channel on the 25th, “It seems like people misunderstand me, so I started broadcasting immediately.” “I am not the person named in the related article.” Emphasized.
He said, “I will take legal action against those who swear at me.” In particular, he asked, “Please do not swear at your family.”
He said, “I will sue the bad guys through my lawyer,” he said, and he would never back off.
Park Myung-Hwan even explained that “I am not a sexual assaulter” is the news that the Suwon District Prosecutor’s Office Seongnam District prosecuted former professional baseball player A on December 31st last year for forcibly harassing and raping his acquaintance at karaoke two times in total. Because.
According to the prosecution, Mr. A is accused of sexually assaulting his acquaintance B, a woman, at a karaoke room located in Hanam, Gyeonggi-do around midnight on May 17 last year. Mr. A is also accused of causing injury to Mr. B in the course of the crime.
In July of last year, Mr. B filed a complaint with an investigative agency on charges of rape, etc. against Mr. A.
When Mr. A was known to have been pitching in Seoul and local clubs, and also played as a coach for a year in local clubs, the search term’Park Myung-hwan’ appeared on the portal site.
As a result, Park Myung-hwan even broadcasted saying’I’m not’.
Park Myung-Hwan joined OB Bears (currently Doosan) in 1996, worked as an assistant pitching coach for the NC 2nd Army through LG Twins and NC Dinos.
In the 2004 season, he had a heyday, winning 1st in strikeouts, 1st in average ERA, and the pitcher of the year.