If I make you a prosecutor, are you going to be the president of South Korea?

[Violent interrogation, torture to extract confessions? Some self-proclaimed righteous prosecutors cannot disregard human rights for the sake of efficiency in solving cases!]

Author: Li Jiangxi.

As the tangible enforcers of the South Korean judiciary, prosecutors exist to represent the state in upholding justice and overseeing the people.

In my personal opinion, a qualified prosecutor should strictly abide by the Constitution and laws of the Republic of Korea, perform their duties seriously, and not bend the law for personal gain.

In recent years, however, prosecutors have repeatedly abused their power for personal gain, betrayed the bottom line of professional ethics, used their power for personal benefit, engaged in collusion between officials and businessmen, and between officials and criminals!

In particular, some bad apples in the prosecutor's group abuse their power to suppress dissent, resort to any means to solve cases, and even use violence to force innocent people to confess under duress!

According to information obtained by the author from some insiders, there is a young prosecutor in the Criminal Division 3 of the Seoul District Prosecutors' Office who is "unconventional" and "overbearing".

Because of a disagreement with a colleague, a minor conflict arose, and the prosecutor found an excuse to arrest him, frame him, and even took him back to the prosecutor's office for interrogation. He tortured his colleague until he was covered in bruises and had no choice but to confess!

Not only that, this prosecutor also imprisoned the son of a well-known company chairman, charging him with crimes such as group sex, humiliation of women, driving an innocent girl to her death, illegal detention, and illegal organization of criminal activities without any explanation. He even refused to allow this innocent young man to call a lawyer for help.

Finally, according to a source who risked his life to reveal, this prosecutor himself was not clean either. Rumor has it that he came from a gang, had ties to organized crime, and had received funding from a certain gang. The reason he arrested the chairman's son was because the gang behind him also had their eyes on a real estate development project owned by the chairman...

In response, I can't help but ask!

Why are some prosecutors able to act so recklessly?

Why can they act first and report later, handle cases independently, and be free from supervision by anyone?

Does the prosecutor really have the power to control everything in South Korea?

I sincerely suggest that the higher-ups in the Procuratorate pay more attention to this matter, conduct a serious investigation into the integrity of the prosecutors' team, and remove the bad apples from the ranks!

…………

Although Lee Kang-hee's article did not name any prosecutor from the Seoul District Prosecutors' Office, he specified the specific Criminal Division 3, which anyone interested could easily find out with a simple search.

Soon enough, information about Lee Seung-hwan was unearthed.

Countless netizens began to complain.

"Holy crap! So those high and mighty prosecutors actually do such despicable things behind the scenes?"

"Damn! This is amazing! I never thought that the prosecutors who were upright and selfless would actually use their positions for personal revenge, maliciously attack their competitors, frame others, and force confessions out of them. How despicable!"

"This prosecutor named Lee Seung-hwan is definitely suspicious! I recommend that the higher-ups in the prosecutor's office thoroughly investigate him!"

"That's right. My second uncle's eldest son's wife's male best friend is an insider at the Seoul District Prosecutors' Office. According to him, Lee Seung-hwan used improper means to steal the chief prosecutor position that originally belonged to his senior colleague, Prosecutor Park Tae-young. Prosecutor Park Tae-young was indignant and complained about it privately. Lee Seung-hwan overheard this and held a grudge, retaliating against him! This kind of petty and vindictive person should be removed from the ranks of prosecutors!"

"Oh my god, so that's how it is!"

"Damn it! How can such a despicable guy be a prosecutor? I think I could do it too!"

"Tsk tsk, everyone be careful. Don't be so quick to speak, or Chief Li will find your home address in no time and come to arrest you!"

"We strongly demand that the leaders of the Seoul District Prosecutors' Office dismiss this prosecutor named Lee Seung-hwan and thoroughly investigate whether he has committed any illegal or criminal acts, or abused his power for personal gain!"

"I support it! Allowing prosecutors like this to wield power is a disaster for us ordinary citizens!"

"Damn it, this kind of person is utter scum!"

……

Many netizens, unaware of the truth, began to denounce and insult Lee Seung-hwan, fueled by the meddling and instigation of several online trolls clearly sent by Lee Kang-hee.

Public opinion was overwhelmingly against Lee Seung-hwan, with the internet filled with negative news.

It must be said that Li Jiangxi's public opinion attack was truly brilliant. This is his forte. Newspapers and media have always been the battleground for public opinion, and the pen in his hand is Li Jiangxi's sword. Within his domain, no enemy can stand against him.

It was through this method that he was able to rise step by step from a small newspaper editor to his current position.

Even Councilor Zhang from the Insider Alliance, when he needed to campaign and damage his opponent's reputation, had to politely ask him to help him craft a carefully crafted article attacking the local councilor.

It always produces amazing results!

Lee Kang-hee is essentially a weaker version of Han Kang-ji, although the secrets and weaknesses he possesses about the enemy are far less detailed and fatal than those of Han Kang-ji.

But as long as he releases some seemingly plausible information, coupled with sharp words, he can easily fool those ignorant and foolish people at the bottom of society.

In any case, these ignorant people don't care about the truth; they can only passively learn what others want to show them.

Give them a little push.

They will become the most useful pawns in the hands of conspirators, and be indiscriminately attacked as pre-set targets.

It's clear that Li Jiangxi succeeded.

It's a piece of cake, so easy!

"Tsk, that bastard must be in a real mess by now, right?"

Li Jiangxi sat in his office, looking at the bright sunshine outside the window, feeling a sense of comfort.

And at this time.

Seoul District Prosecutors' Office.

Having just dealt with Choi Byung-sung and repeatedly assured him that he would handle the matter properly, Lee Seung-hwan left the minister's office.

Jung Jik-soo, who had been waiting outside for a long time, immediately caught up with him and bowed slightly, saying, "Prosecutor Lee, the press conference venue is ready, and most of the media reporters from Seoul have been invited to attend. We are just waiting for you."

Lee Seung-hwan loosened his tie and said as he walked, "Have you prepared the incriminating files regarding Park Tae-young and Park Young-joon's group?"

Zheng Zhishu: "It's all ready, right on your desk in your office."

Li Chenghuan nodded in satisfaction: "Very good, tree planting. There's one last thing I'd like to leave you with: tell those old bastards in Yanbian to get ready, we have a mission tonight."

Upon hearing this, a strange light flashed in Zheng Zhishu's eyes, and his heart stirred slightly: "Understood, subordinate!"

After Lee Seung-hwan gave instructions on the arrangements...

They arrived at the large conference room outside the Seoul District Prosecutors' Office, which is used for holding press conferences, and pushed the door open to enter.

Instantly, countless eyes in the conference room turned to stare at him.

next second.

Click, click, click!

Countless flashes went off, and camera shutters clicked incessantly.

Lee Seung-hwan was photographed from every angle by a group of photographers brought by the media reporters.

The reporters, who had been waiting, all raised their hands, eager to question him.

Lee Seung-hwan walked straight to the podium, scanned the entire room, and made a downward gesture with a blank expression.

"To the journalists who want to ask questions, I know you're in a hurry, but please don't rush."

"I have a case briefing here. Please listen to it before you speak."