Police Investigate People Power Party Secretary for Illegal Filming Allegations
Kim denies related charges
[Asia Economy Reporter Jang Sehee] Kim, a secretary affiliated with the office of a People Power Party lawmaker, is under police investigation.
The Suseo Police Station in Seoul is investigating Secretary Kim on charges of illegal filming as of the 16th.
It was confirmed that an emergency call to 112 was made early that morning reporting that Kim had unlawfully filmed a part of a woman's body at a hotel in Seoul.
The police stated, "The investigation is currently ongoing, and Kim denies the related charges."
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In a phone interview with Asia Economy, Kim denied the charges, saying, "There was a scuffle, but I did not engage in any illegal filming."
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