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Since the beginning of this year, in Yanggu-gun, Gangwon-do, a procedure was underway to remove residents to remove the head of a local government. First, he was obtaining a voter’s signature to accept the subpoena, but prior to the NEC filing, the signature was stolen. This is Hong Seong-wook. The window in the rear seat of the vehicle is broken. Broken glass fragments are thrown to the ground. In the car disappeared three boxes signed with the petitioner’s consent to proceed with the convocation vote of residents of Yanggu-gun, Gangwon-do. They even took the car’s black box together. Earlier, a social group in Yanggu raised suspicions that Yanggu County Chief Jo In-mook and his aides were using his post to take advantage of their unfair earnings. And since last January, we have been pushing for a referendum vote and we signed the consent. According to the group’s claim, the signatures received fill the referendum banner with more than 2,000 reasons, exceeding 15% of the total voters in Yanggu-gun. If he presented himself to the NEC before 6 pm on the 27th, a vote was scheduled to decide whether to remove the military chief. But, unfortunately, at dawn on the day the firm was filed, a theft incident occurred. As the deadline for submitting signatures was not met, the system for summoning residents was finally canceled and the police launched an investigation. There is no black box containing the crime scene, so we are checking the CCTV distance around the crime time zone. In the region there are several rumors, such as the suspicion of a self-written work that was made due to lack of signatures, the remorse of the group or if it was stolen by the forces opposed to the vote of the call for residents. The social group said it plans to re-implement a referendum to resolve the misunderstanding. YTN Sungwook Hong[[email protected]]is. ※ ‘Your report becomes news’ YTN is waiting for your valuable report.
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