Representatives of the Democratic Party of Korea and Lee Jae-myung, both of whom were attacked, have a 1cm laceration and accuse the civil servant who wrote the email...Prime Minister's Office ``Not involved'' = South Korea

On the 18th, the Democratic Party of Japan (opposition party) announced that when Lee Jae-myung, a representative of the Democratic Party, was attacked with a deadly weapon, civil servants from the Prime Minister's Office of the Counter-Terrorism Comprehensive Situation Office reduced the ``severity of injury'' and responded to the incident.
Public servants were charged with the police for distributing messages to relevant departments. Chairman Jeon Hyun-hee (Jeon Hyun-hee) and Lee Hae-sik (Lee Hae-sik), both members of the Democratic Party's representative political terrorism countermeasures committee.
The committee members visited the Seoul Regional Police Agency in Jongno-gu, Seoul that morning and filed a complaint against the public servant. The charges include creating false official documents and apologizing for the same.
Both Democratic Party members said that immediately after the attack on Representative Lee occurred, an internal report from the fire department stated that he had a 1.5 cm laceration on his neck, but later a message distributed by the Anti-Terrorism Situation Room stated that there was only a 1.5 cm laceration on his neck.
They took issue with the fact that the size was reduced from 1.5 centimeters to 1 centimeter. In addition, the expression 'murder weapon' used in the first fire report was changed to 'paring knife' in the distributed text, and 'bleeding knife' was used in the distributed text.
Expressions such as 'the amount of injury sustained is small' and 'the injuries are estimated to be minor' were also added, and it is suspected that this was an attempt to reduce the impact of the incident.
After submitting the complaint, Chairman Chun met with reporters and said, ``The comprehensive counterterrorism situation, which includes false facts,
The message from the room became the starting point for attempts to reduce and cover up the terrorist incident in its early stages. "The person who created the message and everyone who directed it must be investigated."
. Meanwhile, both the Prime Minister's Offices issued statements and refuted the Democratic Party's filing of the complaint. In a statement, the Prime Minister's Office said, ``On the morning of the 2nd, the Anti-Terrorism Center responded to the police immediately after the attack on Lee Jae-myung and Democratic Party representatives.''
"We only shared the status message from the National Police Agency Situation Room, and were not involved in the creation of the message in any way." He added, ``Despite the fact that I have answered various questions from the opposition parties honestly and transparently,
We regret today's prosecution."