Far-right YouTuber sentenced to prison after falsely claiming he filmed himself being assaulted - South Korean report

A far-right YouTuber who made it look like he was assaulted by a Seoul Transportation Corporation employee has been sentenced to prison on charges including false accusations. This YouTuber has been in Seoul in the past.
He has a previous conviction for threatening with his car students who were guarding the Peace Girl Statue in Jongno-gu, Seoul. On October 19th, the Seoul Central District Court indicted him on charges including false accusation.
Kim Ki-hwan and Roh, the operators of the Han Dong-hoon uncle TV (formerly right-wing uncle TV) channel, were each sentenced to eight months in prison.
Previously, on December 6, 2020, defendant Kim conspired with defendant Noh at Jonggak Station on Seoul subway line 1 to raise slogans demanding a ``recount of fraudulent elections.''
I held a demo with the board written on it and streamed it LIVE on YouTube. At this time, Mr. A, an employee of the Seoul Metropolitan Transportation Corporation's Urban Safety and Order Maintenance Division, requested that the demonstration be interrupted.
The defendant pretended to have been assaulted and fell down, and complained at Jongno Police Station that he had been assaulted and injured. The court determined that the defendants' actions amounted to crimes such as false accusations. The court
The circumstances of the crime, in which the employee of the Seoul Transportation Corporation was intentionally provoked and then made a false report as if he had been assaulted, are extremely malicious.''
"This is an act that puts him at risk of causing harm, and the charges are serious," he said, explaining the reason for the prison sentence. Defendant Kim, who had been operating the YouTube channel "Oupa Uncle TV" for several years, was accused of violating the rules.
After his account was suspended, he opened a new account ``Uncle Han Dong Hoon TV'' from September 2022 and has been active. Kim has also caused controversy in other cases. Jonggak Station
Prior to the incident, in July 2020, he was charged with attempted murder after driving his van into people protecting a statue of a young girl, and in June 2021, former Justice Minister Cho Kuk was charged with attempted murder. phone
The number was published without permission. Furthermore, after the change of government, he continued to engage in far-right activities such as holding demonstrations for more than half a year in Pyeongsan Village, where former President Moon Jae-in's private residence is located.
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