Police Investigate Incumbent Union Leader on Charges of Bribing Rival Candidate
An incumbent cooperative head is under police investigation for attempting to bribe a competing candidate during the election.
The Naju Police Station in Jeonnam announced on the 18th that it has booked Cooperative Head A of a local cooperative without detention on charges of bribing a competing candidate during the nationwide simultaneous cooperative head elections (violation of the Entrusted Election Act).
A is suspected of attempting to bribe a competing candidate during the cooperative head election held last March.
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The police recently executed a search warrant to accurately ascertain the details of the case.
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