President Chun Doo-hwan's grandson, suspected of drug use, will be given his first trial on the 31st of next month = South Korea

The first trial date has been set for defendant Jung Woo-won (27), the grandson of former President Chun Doo-hwan, who was detained without detention on suspicion of drug use.
According to the legal community on the 27th, the 24th Criminal Agreement Division of the Seoul Central District Court was granted a trial on charges including violation of the Narcotics Control Act.
The first trial date for defendant Ng will be held at 10:45 a.m. on October 31st. According to prosecutors, Chung is suspected of using numerous drugs in the United States from November last year to March this year.
ing. The prosecutor's office decided to give him detention without indictment, considering that Jeong had admitted to the crime and was seriously remorseful. Defendant Chung was also doing a live stream on SNS in the United States in March this year.
He is also suspected of using drugs suspected to be narcotics. Police arrested Jeong on suspicion of drug use when he arrived at Incheon International Airport in the same month, and proceeded with the investigation.
At that time, defendant Jeong admitted to reporters that he had taken drugs such as marijuana and ecstasy, and later told reporters that he had taken drugs such as marijuana and ecstasy.
It was reported that the result of a secret test was also found to be positive. Prosecutors sent Jeong to the prosecutor's office in April this year under detention without detention, and then summoned him in June to investigate his drug purchase and usage history.
Ta. At that time, Chung reportedly admitted to the charges.