Police raid Chinese restaurant suspected by Chinese secret police = South Korea

South Korean police raided Wang Hai (46), the actual owner of the Chinese restaurant ``Oriental Pearl'' in Seoul, who is suspected of operating a ``Chinese government's overseas secret police station'' in South Korea.
I conducted a search. According to the police, on the 27th, the Seoul National Police Agency's Industrial Technology Security Investigation Team searched Mr. Wang's home in Incheon and Yeouido-dong, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul.
The offices of a media company, Company H, were raided on the 22nd of this month. Police reportedly searched Wang at the airport after he entered South Korea, and seized his personal items.
The police are currently investigating Wang for suspicion of EMBEZZLEMENT in the course of his work. The Chinese restaurant ``Oriental Pearl'' is used by China to repatriate dissidents to their own country.
It has been suspected that it is a secret police station operated in South Korea. Police are currently investigating the flow of funds at Company H, which Mr. Wang represents.
Company H has been conducting business cooperation with Chinese managed media.
Previously, Wang and his wife were referred to prosecutors on suspicion of violating the Food Sanitation Act, but prosecutors indicted them without bond.