On the afternoon of May 11, at the 4-15 General Election Suspicion and National Sovereignty Restoration Contest held at the National Assembly Hall in Yeouido, Seoul on the afternoon of May 11, former lawmaker Min Gyeong-wook claims that the proportional ballot was found in a pile without the seal of the voting officer. .(Photo = Yonhap News)-A prison sentence was sentenced to a man in his 60s who was handed over to trial on charges of stealing the ballot from the counting hall during the April 15 general election and delivering it to former lawmaker Min Kyung-wook.
Part 13 of the Uijeongbu District Law Criminal Agreement (Deputy Judge Jeong Da-ju) sentenced A (65), who was charged with violating the Public Office Election Act and theft of night room intrusion, to two years in prison.
The judge ruled, “As a result of checking all the CCTVs for 8 hours, we cannot accept the defendant’s claim that he received a ballot from a Buddhist merchant,” and said, “It can produce a political conspiracy, so severe punishment is necessary.”
Mr. A was arrested for stealing 6 remaining ballots in the 2nd polling area in Sutaek 2-dong from the physical training room of the Guri Gymnasium, where the ballots were stored by the Guri City Election Commission between April 15 and 16.
Earlier, the prosecution asked Mr. A to be sentenced to three years in prison at a decision trial held on the 4th.
After the April 15 general election, former lawmaker Min Kyung-wook raised suspicion of voting manipulation and disclosed the ballot paper received from Mr. A.
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