Former Democratic Party representative Song Young-gil, who was arrested on suspicion of distributing cash-filled envelopes, faces first prosecutorial investigation... ``Investigate the suspicions of Mrs. Kim Kun-hee'' = South Korea

Former representative Song Yong-gil, who was arrested on suspicion of distributing cash-filled envelopes at the All-Party Convention of the Democratic Party (opposition), was also arrested during the first prosecutorial interrogation after his arrest.
Please investigate the suspicions surrounding Mrs. Nozomi's involvement in Deutsche Motors,'' he said, refraining from commenting on his own incident-related statement. The Seoul Central District Public Prosecutors Office Anti-Corruption Investigation Division 2 will be open for 3 hours and 30 hours from 2:00 pm to 5:30 pm on the 26th.
Soon after, former representative Song was called to Seoul Detention Center for questioning. After the interrogation ended, Song Jeong-moon, the lawyer representing Song, said in a media release, ``Former Song responded to all of the prosecutor's questioning.
and exercised his constitutionally guaranteed right to refuse to give a statement. He has made it clear that he will answer sincerely during the trial process presided over by a judge based on the principle of equality and indefinite term."
On this day, former CEO Song discussed the suspicion of Mrs. Kim Kun-hee's manipulation of German Motors' stock price, prosecutors' special activity expenses, and Hwang-bo Seung-hee (Hwang Bo).
He reportedly mentioned independent lawmaker Won Hee-ryong, former Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. He then reportedly asked the prosecutors, ``Why aren't you investigating this even though it's a more serious incident?''
It was. Former Representative Song also reportedly expressed his opinion regarding independent lawmaker Yoon Kwang-seok, saying, ``Is it possible that he would impose a five-year sentence for violating the Political Party Act?'' Former representative Song completed the investigation and
When he left the prosecutor's office, he demanded that the investigation team "never call me again." In a handwritten statement released this morning, former representative Song also said, ``Suspects who exercised their right to refuse to give statements were detained, and prosecutors summoned them several times.''
What they are doing is an investigation into bullying and an abuse of authority. "I will not respond to the prosecutor's summons any further until the time of indictment," he said in a firm stance.
Prior to this, the prosecution had notified former representative Song of the recall on the 20th to 22nd, but
Omote did not respond, citing reasons such as needing to see a lawyer and poor health. Initially, he did not intend to respond to the prosecutor's notice to attend the investigation by 10 a.m. that day.
However, he changed his attitude and attended the public prosecutor's office in the afternoon. Taking into consideration the deadline for Song's first detention, which ends on the 27th, the prosecution is expected to extend the detention period by the 6th of next month before bringing him to trial.
It will be done.