South Korean police investigate 137 suspects who stormed into Seoul Western District Court, 79 arrested and sent to prosecution

Of the 137 people involved in the violent brawls that broke out inside and outside the Seoul Western District Court in January, 79 have been handed over to prosecutors in custody.
According to police on the 4th, 137 people involved in the violent brawl at the Seoul Western District Court are being investigated.
Of these, 87 people were arrested, 79 of whom have been referred to the prosecution, and the remaining eight are awaiting referral. A police source said, "Six more people were arrested over the weekend. The Seoul Police Precinct Criminal Task Force is
"We are also thoroughly investigating the forces behind the violent incidents through an analysis of posts in conservative communities," he added.
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He also explained the status of the investigation into the suspect, Ahn (42), who is known by the nickname "Captain Korea." On the 22nd, Ahn held a press conference at the Chinese Embassy in Korea and Namdaemun
Ahn was handed over to the prosecution under custody on suspicion of breaking into a police station. Ahn had told Sky Daily, which was accused by the National Election Commission of publishing false facts, that he had been "studying Chinese students at the Election Training Institute."
He is also known for providing information on the article "Paidan was arrested." A police official said, "Regarding the information provider's claims, the Election Management Commission will
"We have filed a police report against Lee and the reporter. The case is currently being investigated by the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency's Cyber Crime Investigation Unit," the statement said. Meanwhile, police have also arrested Pastor Jeong Gwang-hoon of Sarang First Church.
Regarding the case of the incitement to riot, he stated, "The investigation of the accuser has been completed. However, the date for the summons of the accused has not yet been decided."