Police Arrest Former Korea Communications Commission Chairperson Lee Jinsook on Election Law Violation Charges
On October 2, police arrested former Broadcasting and Communications Commission Chair Lee Jinsook.
Former Broadcasting and Communications Commission Chair Lee Jin-sook is speaking at the National Assembly. Photo by Yonhap News
View original imageAccording to the police, the Yeongdeungpo Police Station in Seoul executed an arrest warrant at her residence for Lee Jinsook on charges including violations of the Public Official Election Act.
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Lee Jinsook had been reported for election law violations and is said to have repeatedly refused police summons.
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