South Korean prosecutors indict former President Moon Jae-in's daughter on bribery charges

It has been revealed that the prosecution investigating former South Korean President Moon Jae-in on suspicion of bribery has recently indicted his daughter, Moon Da-hae, on similar charges.
On the 25th, the Jeonju District Prosecutors' Office said, "A civic group filed a complaint regarding Dahye's bribery with the Jongno Police Station in Seoul last year, and the case was transferred last month.
The indictment states, "Regarding the allegations that former President Moon's son-in-law (Da-hye's husband) was given preferential treatment in the appointment of an airline executive, Da-hye also received direct benefits, so there is a relationship of bribery and conspiracy.
A prosecutor said, "We have taken the steps to file charges based on the complaint and various evidence and statements," and added, "As this is an ongoing investigation, we cannot provide any specific details."
I cannot disclose the details."