SBS Woman Reporter Forced Police Submits Seungri Group Chat Data and Jung Joon Young - Bang Jung Hyun's lawyer said that the SBS reporter, Kang Kyung Yoon, was pressured by the police.
Bang Jung Hyun's lawyer revealed new information regarding the controversy involving Seungri and Jung Joon Young on "Kim Hyun Jung's News Show" radio broadcast on Wednesday (13/3). He was the one who sent data from KakaoTalk Seungri and his friends to the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission on behalf of the original reporter who chose to remain anonymous.
Bang Jung Hyun explained that he received an e-mail from the original reporter stating that they got data related to the people involved in the Burning Sun incident. He did not send data to the police because they might focus on finding out the identity of the reporter.
Bang Jung Hyun finally sent data to the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission instead of the police. After checking the data, he found several conversations that showed a connection with the police. Conversations contain several messages about someone with a high rank. That was another reason that made him not send data to the police.
Besides that, Bang Jung Hyun also explained that only he had the group chat material. Reporter Kang Kyung Yoon, who used to reveal conversations on SBS FunE media, doesn't have it. But the female reporter was forced by the police to hand him over.
"The informant only sent material to me. I was the only one who had that information. After I acted as an information leak, the reporter (Kang Kyung Yoon) wrote the article. After the reporter released the article, the police immediately went to see him and said, 'Give me the material "," said Bang Jung Hyun.
"They pressured him. They said, 'You will be called for an investigation.' The reporter is currently in trouble. He never owned the material. I am the only person who has it," he continued.
Many netists claim to be worried about lawyer Bang Jung Hyun and reporter Kang Kyung Yoon. Netter asked the government to protect them during the case investigation.
Source: wowkeren.com
Bang Jung Hyun's lawyer revealed new information regarding the controversy involving Seungri and Jung Joon Young on "Kim Hyun Jung's News Show" radio broadcast on Wednesday (13/3). He was the one who sent data from KakaoTalk Seungri and his friends to the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission on behalf of the original reporter who chose to remain anonymous.
Bang Jung Hyun explained that he received an e-mail from the original reporter stating that they got data related to the people involved in the Burning Sun incident. He did not send data to the police because they might focus on finding out the identity of the reporter.
Bang Jung Hyun finally sent data to the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission instead of the police. After checking the data, he found several conversations that showed a connection with the police. Conversations contain several messages about someone with a high rank. That was another reason that made him not send data to the police.
Besides that, Bang Jung Hyun also explained that only he had the group chat material. Reporter Kang Kyung Yoon, who used to reveal conversations on SBS FunE media, doesn't have it. But the female reporter was forced by the police to hand him over.
"The informant only sent material to me. I was the only one who had that information. After I acted as an information leak, the reporter (Kang Kyung Yoon) wrote the article. After the reporter released the article, the police immediately went to see him and said, 'Give me the material "," said Bang Jung Hyun.
"They pressured him. They said, 'You will be called for an investigation.' The reporter is currently in trouble. He never owned the material. I am the only person who has it," he continued.
Many netists claim to be worried about lawyer Bang Jung Hyun and reporter Kang Kyung Yoon. Netter asked the government to protect them during the case investigation.
Source: wowkeren.com
