Prosecutors Transfer 'Moon Audit Law Violation' Accusation Case to Police
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[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Hyung-min] The Public Investigation Division 1 of the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office, which is investigating the 'West Sea Public Official Shooting' incident, transferred the case in which the family of the late Lee Dae-jun filed a complaint against former President Moon Jae-in and others for violating the Audit Act to the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency on the 18th.
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The prosecution is known to have transferred the case to the police because the alleged violation of the Audit Act falls outside the scope of crimes that prosecutors can initiate investigations for under the regulations. The family of Lee filed a complaint with the prosecution on the 7th, accusing former President Moon, former National Intelligence Service Director Park Ji-won, and former National Security Office Director Seo Hoon of violating the Audit Act for not cooperating with the Audit Office's investigation into the West Sea shooting incident.
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