Independent lawmaker Yoon Sang-hyun was brought to trial on the last day of the statute of limitations for violating the Public Official Election Act. On the 15th, the Criminal Division 7 of the Incheon District Prosecutors' Office announced that Yoon and two accomplices were indicted without detention on charges of providing benefits under the Public Official Election Act.



Yoon is accused of providing various conveniences to Yoo Sang-bong, a 'Hamba (temporary restaurant at construction sites) broker,' in exchange for assistance during this year's general election. Yoo is accused of filing a false complaint with the prosecution against former lawmaker Ahn Sang-soo of the United Future Party (now the People Power Party), who was a competing candidate at the time, in order to secure Yoon's victory in the Incheon Dong-gu Michuhol electoral district. Previously, the prosecution had indicted Yoo and his son, who were detained and transferred by the police, along with Yoon's Grade 4 aide A, on charges of violating the Public Official Election Act.


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