The arrest warrant for the 57-year-old Jeong Mo, who threw off his shoes toward President Moon Jae-in, was dismissed.
Judge Jin-Cheol Kim, Seoul Southern District Court, said, "There is a risk of destroying or fleeing the evidence in light of the attitude toward the investigation and the fact that the suspect's residence cannot be denied. "It's hard to see," he said.
Earlier, Chung was accused of taking off his shoes toward President Moon, who came out after the speech to open the National Assembly in front of the entrance to the second floor of the main building on the afternoon of the 16th.
Police arrested Mr. Jung as a current offender, and yesterday (18th) filed for a warrant for arrest.
Dismissed the 50th warrant for'throwing shoes' toward President Moon… "There is no danger of escape"
2020-07-19T21:51:04.423Z
The arrest warrant for the 57-year-old Jeong Mo, who threw off his shoes toward President Moon Jae-in, was dismissed. Judge Jin-Cheol Kim, Seoul Southern District Court, said, "There is a risk of destroying or fleeing the evidence in light of the attitude toward the investigation and the fact that the suspect's residence cannot be denied. "It's hard to see," he said.
Source: sbskr