The Former Boss of Chilseongpa Gang Accused by Gangster Subordinate... Police Investigating on Sexual Harassment Charges

Busan Nambu Police Station.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] A man in his 70s, who was the boss of the nationwide violent organization Chilseongpa, has been accused of sexual harassment. The person who filed the complaint against the "boss" was a subordinate in his 20s.

Busan Southern Police Station announced on the 2nd that A, a former boss of the violent organization Chilseongpa, has been booked and is under investigation on charges of sexually harassing B, a male subordinate in his 20s.

According to the police, in April, B filed a complaint stating that he was subjected to inappropriate sexual behavior by A.

After investigation, the police booked A on charges of sexual harassment and plan to soon transfer the case to the prosecution.

A had previously been investigated by the police on charges of sexually harassing a male caregiver.

Chilseongpa was the largest violent organization in the Busan area until about 10 years ago. The 2001 movie "Friend," which gained popularity, was also a film adaptation of actual incidents that occurred between these gangsters.

Currently, it is known that there are about 100 members of the Chilseongpa organization managed by the Busan Police Agency.

Due to the police's strong crackdown on gangs and the "Yeongnak Park Funeral Hall Disturbance Incident" that occurred in Busan in 2006, violent organizations such as Chilseongpa in the Busan area began to collapse and lost their standing.

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