”Drunk Driving” presidential administration official removed from office within one month of arrest

A presidential office-appointed official who was arrested for drunk driving was removed from his duties one month after the arrest. The South Korean presidential office said that A, an appointed official from the Secretary for State Planning's Office, was placed on standby and removed from his duties on the 19th.
"We plan to take legal action soon," he said. A was arrested by police on the 7th of last month in a drunk driving crackdown in Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul.
The results of the on-site breathalyzer test and blood test revealed that the blood alcohol content was at a level that would result in license revocation. The President's Office conducted an internal investigation into A, during which A
The official has been working for over a month. Appointed Administrator A was the former floor leader and political affairs chief of the People Power Party, and was reportedly given the trust of President Yoon Seok-yeol.