Former CEO Song Yong-gil does not respond to prosecutors' questioning even after being detained = South Korea

A week has passed since Song Yong-gil, former leader of South Korea's largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Korea, was arrested on suspicion of handing cash to a member of the same party. However, once interviewed by the prosecutor,
It is said that they have not responded. If Mr. Song refuses to be questioned on the 26th, it is thought that the prosecution may forcibly detain him. An official from the Seoul Central District Public Prosecutors Office said, ``We cannot definitively say that he will be forcibly deported.''
It's not possible, but it's possible. We hope that (former representative Song) will cooperate with the investigation. "We plan to discuss this with the defense attorney, adjust the schedule, and conduct an investigation."
According to the South Korean legal community on the 24th, the Seoul Central District Public Prosecutors Office's Anti-Corruption Investigation Department did not summon Mr. Song during the Christmas holidays, but he will be investigated on the 26th.
I have notified you. Mr. Song, who has refused to be interviewed three times so far, is said to have refused the investigation, citing his health condition and exercising his right to refuse statements. Mr. Song's lawyer said, ``He needs to maintain his mental and physical stability, and he has a sore throat due to a cold.''
His condition also worsened,'' he said. Mr. Song's detention period is until the 6th of next month, including one extension. Prosecutors are expected to indict Mr. Song as early as the first week of January next year. 2 on the Song side
They plan to hold a rally in front of Seoul Detention Center on the 9th to complain about the unfairness of the investigation. Prior to this, the Seoul Central District Court decided on the 19th that Mr. Song, who is suspected of violating the Political Funds Act, should be interrogated before being detained.
A warrant examination was conducted and a warrant of arrest was issued. At the time, the judge in charge said, ``It is clear that the suspect (Mr. Song) received a large amount of illegal political funds and was partially involved in the exchange of money and goods related to the party representative election.''
It's a serious incident, such as when something happens. "Considering the suspect's actions and circumstances confirmed during the investigation regarding human and material evidence, there is a risk that the evidence may be destroyed."