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among the key figures in the development daejangdong doubt Hwacheon Daeyoo owners gimmanbae Mr. deprecated driver was restrained representatives namuk Lawyers No. 4. On the other hand, the warrant for lawyer Jeong Min-yong, whom the prosecution regards as an accomplice with them, was dismissed.



By Son Hyeong-an, staff reporter.



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Seoul Central District Court issued an arrest warrant for Kim Man-bae, the owner of Hwacheon Daewoo, stating that the criminal charges were clarified and there is a risk of destroying evidence.



Previously, Mr. Kim claimed that he was merely following Seongnam City's policies regarding the alleged breach of trust applied to him, but it was not accepted.



On the 14th of last month, the prosecution, which caused suspicions of negligent investigation by dismissing the warrant once, seems to have secured the power of investigation by arresting Kim, a key figure, this time.



The court also issued an arrest warrant for Nam-wook, saying that there is a risk of clarification of the charges and destruction of evidence.



However, the warrant was dismissed for lawyer Jeong Min-yong, who is accused of writing public offering guidelines so that development profits can be returned to private operators, for reasons that there is no fear of escaping.



[Jung Min-yong / Attorney: (Do you admit the conspiracy on the alleged breach of trust?) … … .]



These three, who are called the three key people in Daejang-dong, are accused of colluding with former general manager Yoo Dong-gyu, who has already been indicted in detention, to design a project so that huge profits can be returned to private businesses, resulting in more than 65.1 billion won in damages to Seongnam City.



It is now known that the prosecution's sword will focus on investigating allegations, such as whether there is a superior who has instructed private operators to give preferential treatment to the development of Daejang-dong, and whether the key figures arrested for this purpose have been extensively lobbyed.