”Coin King” suspected of market manipulation re-arrested immediately after release from prison... ”Flight risk” = South Korea

The so-called "Jeong Bo-kim," who is known as the "Coin King" in the virtual currency industry and is suspected of manipulating the coin market, has been arrested, News 1 reported.
According to the legal community, on the 17th, the Seoul Southern District Court held a warrant review for "Jeong Bo Kim," who is suspected of obstruction of business, at 2:30 p.m. on the same day, after which
The Seoul Southern District Prosecutors' Office issued an arrest warrant for Jeong Bo Kim, citing "fugitives and the risk of fugitives." Prior to this, the Seoul Southern District Prosecutors' Office's virtual currency joint investigation team had requested a prior arrest warrant for Jeong Bo Kim.
'Jeong Bo Kim' gave bribes to CoinOne's directors and the head of the listing team, issued and listed the 'Grape Coin', which had no substance, and adjusted the price to make a profit of 20 billion won (about 23 million yen).
The Jeongbo Kim was banned from leaving the country due to this incident, and was caught by the Maritime Police in December last year after attempting to stow away on a five-ton fishing boat from Giseong Port in Jindo County.
He was sentenced to 10 months in prison in the first instance for allegedly violating the Anti-Smuggling Act, but this was reduced in the second instance, and his sentence was completed on this day.
The prosecution will issue a detention warrant for "Jeong Bo Kim" so that he can undergo a warrant review.
It was revealed that Kim was released from prison and was taken into custody.