Women’s organizations strongly oppose the arrest warrant for ‘forced harassment’ and dismiss it



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Court “The possibility of accusation is high, but there is no fear of flight”
Committee on Countermeasures against Sexual Violence “I feel humiliated more than disastrous”

On the morning of the 18th, former Busan Mayor Oh Geo-don, wearing a mask and hat, attended the Busan District Law to question the suspect before being arrested on charges of forced harassment. Yunhap news

The arrest warrant for former Busan mayor Oh Geo-don, who forcibly harassed a subordinate, was again dismissed.

In an interrogation of the suspect before the arrest (justification of the guarantee) made to the mayor, Kim Gyeong-jin said: “Considering the state of the suspect at the time of this case, the relationship with the victims and the specific words and actions indicated in the injunction request, “However, the possibility of destruction of evidence is not great given that there are no disputes about the facts in general, and the victims’ statements and considerable material data obtained through various seizure records “. .

Deputy Judge Kim also said: “The suspect has sincerely responded to the investigative agency’s subpoena and maintains stable housing and family relationships, so there appears to be no fear of escape.” “It is difficult to admit the importance and necessity of the arrest at this stage.” Revealed.

In addition to charges of forcibly harassing a Busan City Hall employee in April, Mayor Oh is also charged with forcibly harassing or attempting to force another City Hall employee from November to December 2018 at City Hall. Mayor Oh is also being accused of being innocent for suing the YouTube channel’s hosts for defamation last year, who alleged sexual harassment.

Mayor Oh resigned as mayor on April 23 after acknowledging the fact of sexual harassment. Police requested an arrest warrant against the mayor in June on 10 charges, including forced harassment, but the court dismissed the warrant, saying: “All evidence was secured and the suspect admitted the crime.”

The police sent Mayor Oh to the prosecution in August, and the prosecution requested an arrest warrant again on the 15th of this month after a reinforcement investigation, but she was removed from office that day.

The Ogeodon Joint Committee on Countermeasures in the Sexual Violence Case criticized the court’s decision in a statement after the order was dismissed. The committee said: “I feel disrespectful to see the justice of our society collapse in the face of the power of the perpetrators,” he said. “It is no excuse to release the perpetrator twice in a situation where it will not be enough even if the alarm to punish the abuser sounds. It cannot be rationalized too,” he said.

Kwon Kyung-hoon reporter




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