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[이데일리 박지혜 기자] Park Sang-ha (35) of Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance, a male professional volleyball player who acknowledged the facts of school violence in the past and declared retirement, announced that he would take legal action against the spread of malicious false information and defamation.
On the morning of the 23rd, Park Sang-ha said on Instagram, “Now, as an individual, not a player, I want to reveal my position in more detail, so I carefully post an additional position and apology along with the official position announced yesterday.”
He said, “It is true that we are not free in terms of abuse,” and “school violence cannot be justified for any reason.” On the 19th, he abducted alumni in a post posted on the Nate board under the title of’Samsung Fire Fighter Park’ Contents such as confinement and 14-hour group assault are absolutely not true.”
He said, “I am very well aware that this is a serious incident that cannot be forgiven if the contents of the disclosure are true, and I am trying to take a strong legal response from this time on the spread of malicious false information and defamation through this false disclosure. I do” he emphasized.
He added, “The other people whose real names were mentioned as perpetrators with me also plan to sue the author.”
Park Sang-ha also claimed that he had no personal acquaintances or exchanges other than that he was a netizen and a middle school alumnus who claimed to have been victimized by him. “The situation that made up it as if he was familiar with me was also captured.”
“I don’t know what the intention is to do all these things,” he said.
Park Sang-ha said, “In addition, we are securing numerous evidences and testimonies to reveal that the content of controversial disclosure is false, and it is also clear that we are not blindly denying the case because it is an old thing, and the evidence that could prove or refute the case has disappeared.” I wrote it down.
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On the other hand, Park Sang-ha’s Hakpok exposer said, “Even if we ask to meet, we retire without contacting us. It’s great,” he criticized.
He said, “I’ll admit it anyway, admit what you did to me, and finish it.” “Is the risk too great? No matter how much you try to understand why.”
Park Sang-ha said through the club the day before, “I am sorry for causing concern over the controversy over school violence.” When I was in junior high school, I hit my friend, and when I was in high school, I hit my juniors at the dorm.”
He said, “I am sorry to those who have been injured,” and “I will take responsibility for this and retire.”
Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance, his team, also apologized for Park Sang-ha’s school violence.
The club said, “Park Sang-ha admitted to the fact that he had committed violence at school twice while in school, and today he informed the club to retire and accepted it.”
Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance said, “We will closely investigate the history of school violence and illegal activities from the stage of selection of players in the future. In addition, we will make reports of victims of school violence through the club website.”
The following is the full text of Park Sang-ha’s position.
Hello, this is Sangha Park.
First of all, we sincerely apologize for causing concern to many people with the unpleasant incident of school violence. I came through the retirement process yesterday (22nd) evening in consultation with the club. Now, as an individual, not a player, I want to reveal my position in more detail, so I carefully post additional positions and apology along with the official position announced yesterday.
It is true that I am not free when it comes to school violence. I hit a friend in junior high school or a junior in high school at the hostel, so I was constantly feeling heavy while watching the recent controversy over school violence. Sorry. I cannot make any excuses or clarifications for this, and I will live with deep regret and reflection.
School violence for any reason could not be justified, and it wasn’t flawless in its part, so I decided to retire, though difficult, to prevent subsequent controversy and to be held accountable.
However, on the 19th, the contents of a post posted on Nate Pan under the title of’This is the story of Park Sang-ha’s Samsung Firefighters’ are absolutely not true. I am very well aware that this is a serious incident that can never be forgiven if the contents of the disclosure are true, and I am going to take a strong legal response from this time on the spread of malicious false information and defamation through this false disclosure. Others who have been mentioned with their real names as perpetrators are also planning to sue the author.
From 1999 to 2021, when the author claimed the damage, there was no personal friendship or exchange between the author and me other than attending the same junior high school. Rather, it turned out that the author had been to the stadium several times since 2017 to watch my matches, which would be absolutely impossible if the victim of the trauma remained as he claimed. It is also contrary to the contents of the interview with MBC on the 19th, which said, “I don’t really watch men’s volleyball at all.” Just a week before posting the revelation article, the situation that the author made up as if he was familiar with me was captured through a conversation on social media with an acquaintance. For me, I don’t know what the intention is to do all these things.
In addition, we are securing numerous evidences and testimonies to reveal that the controversial disclosures are false, and it is clear that we are not blindly denying the controversial disclosure with the thought that evidence that could prove or refute the case has disappeared.
Finally, we apologize once again for causing controversy over this incident, and we sincerely apologize for disappointing our fans, clubs and colleagues, and everyone who has supported us so far.
Thank you for reading the long article.
Sangha Park
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