A man in his 70s suspected of aiding and abetting the attack on Lee Jae-myung is released...'The degree of complicity is light' = South Korea

A certain suspect, Kim (67), was arrested on suspicion of aiding and abetting Lee Jae-myung, the representative of South Korea's opposition Democratic Party, with prior knowledge of the crime.
A man in his 70s was released around 11:30 p.m. on the 8th. The Busan National Police Agency stated that the man's complicity was relatively light and that he was elderly, that the evidence was sufficient through statements from related parties, and that the evidence was sufficient.
It was announced on the 9th that he was released because there were no concerns about his disappearance or escape. The man said that before the crime, Kim had sent by mail a so-called ``statement of defense'' in which he wrote about his motives for the crime and his beliefs.
It is said that he promised. Although the man knew that Kim was trying to kill CEO Lee during this process, he did not stop or report it, and was accused of helping the crime.
He was immediately arrested in Nam (Chungnam). Although the police knew about Kim's crime in advance, they are focusing on the possibility that he was simply an aider or aide rather than an accomplice to the crime.
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