In response to People's Power lawmaker Yoon Sang-hyun's request to ”please take care of the detainees,” floor leader Kwon Seong-dong said, ”As a lawmaker, I can do that much” (Korea)

On the 21st, Kwon Seong-dong, floor leader of the People Power Party, said that Yoon Sang Hyun, a lawmaker from the party, had filed a lawsuit against the Gangnam Police Department in connection with the riots at the Seoul Western District Court.
He called the police chief and asked him to take care of the people he was taking into custody, to which he replied, "I think a member of parliament can do that much."
The House of Representatives leader Kwon spoke to reporters immediately after the parliamentary meeting held in the morning of the same day.
He met with them and said, "Maybe we should take this as meaning that I want Diet members to look into the regrettable circumstances of the people."
He continued, "We did not exert any pressure, show force, or coerce anyone. No Diet member
"I believe that I can stand in the position of the people who are always suffering and speak on their behalf," he said. Prior to this, Lee Ho-Yeon, acting commissioner of the National Police Agency, said in a questioning session of the National Assembly's Administrative and Security Committee on the 20th,
"At around 10:51 p.m. on the 19th, Gangnam Police Chief Kim Dong-soo received a call from an unknown number," he said.
Acting Prime Minister Lee said, "The person who called introduced himself as Rep. Yoon Sang-hyun and said, 'Seoul Western
"Please take good care of those who have been taken to the district court," to which Chief Kim responded, "We will follow procedures and take appropriate action."
Regarding the Democratic Party's teasing of the expulsion proposal to Rep. Yoon on that day, Kwon said, "The expulsion proposal is
"I see this as a political offensive to fill in the gaps and prevent the speech and actions of the People's Power lawmakers," he said.
Ini said, "I'm not sure what you mean by 'far-right camp,' but the People's Power is a political party that embraces all the people who support the party. The party has captured the core and is spreading out.
"I am acting with a balanced view," he said. In addition, Kwon Yeong-se, chairman of the People's Power Emergency Response Committee, said he was giving gifts to conservative YouTubers for Seollal (Korean New Year).
"I think YouTubers are also calling them 'alternative media.' I think it's more that they are trying to criticize the practice of giving small gifts as a New Year's greeting in an overly political way.
I don't understand it," he said.