Police Demand Hwang Ui-jo's Attendance Next Week... Hwang's Measure 'No Response'

Police have notified soccer player Hwang Ui-jo, who is suspected of filming sex videos without his consent, to attend next week. Police said there is still a possibility of adjusting the schedule, but they have requested attendance for now. The European Football League, where Hwang Ui-jo plays, will run until February next year, and attention is focusing on whether Hwang Ui-jo, who is staying in Europe, will comply with the police's request for attendance. Hwang Ui-jo's brother-in-law, who was confirmed to have leaked sex videos, has been arrested and charged.

An official from the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency said at a press conference held at the Seoul Metropolitan Government on the morning of the 18th, "The case involving Hwang Ui-jo completed the digital forensics process on December 14 in the presence of a lawyer," adding, "We asked Hwang Ui-jo to attend the police. We set the schedule for the last week or so, but there may be coordination through the lawyer." Hwang Ui-jo is said to have not yet answered the police's request for attendance.

Asked whether Hwang Ui-jo is suspected of being a second offender, a police official said, "I would like to inform you that we are actively reviewing it because of the disclosure of some of his personal information. After entering the country, we will also investigate that part." Hwang Ui-jo has been criticized for revealing the victim's identity by calling the woman who had a relationship with him a "wedding broadcaster."

The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency's cybercrime investigation team plans to call Hwang Ui-jo to further investigate the details of the video leak and whether he has received consent to shoot the video. The police called Hwang Ui-jo as a suspect once last month and completed the investigation. The video distributor is known to be Hwang Ui-jo's own brother-in-law, who is defending his brother-in-law, saying he believes in innocence.

Hwang is under police investigation for allegedly illegally filming his partner. Hwang claims that he made the decision by agreeing with the other party, but the victim says he never agreed to film the video. So far, two victims have been identified. The Korea Football Association said it will not select Hwang as a representative of the country until the result of the investigation is released.

Meanwhile, the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office arrested and indicted Hwang Ui-jo's brother-in-law A on charges of violating the Sexual Violence Punishment Special Act and the Special Price Act on the 8th. The first trial against A will be held on January 8 next year at the Seoul Central District Court Criminal Agreement Department 31 (Chief Judge Lee Jung-min).

Police Demand Hwang Ui-jo's Attendance Next Week... Hwang's Measure 'No Response'

Police have notified soccer player Hwang Ui-jo, who is suspected of filming sex videos without his consent, to attend next week. Police said there is still a possibility of adjusting the schedule, but they have requested attendance for now. The European Football League, where Hwang Ui-jo plays, will run until February next year, and attention is focusing on whether Hwang Ui-jo, who is staying in Europe, will comply with the police's request for attendance. Hwang Ui-jo's brother-in-law, who was confirmed to have leaked sex videos, has been arrested and charged.

An official from the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency said at a press conference held at the Seoul Metropolitan Government on the morning of the 18th, "The case involving Hwang Ui-jo completed the digital forensics process on December 14 in the presence of a lawyer," adding, "We asked Hwang Ui-jo to attend the police. We set the schedule for the last week or so, but there may be coordination through the lawyer." Hwang Ui-jo is said to have not yet answered the police's request for attendance.

Asked whether Hwang Ui-jo is suspected of being a second offender, a police official said, "I would like to inform you that we are actively reviewing it because of the disclosure of some of his personal information. After entering the country, we will also investigate that part." Hwang Ui-jo has been criticized for revealing the victim's identity by calling the woman who had a relationship with him a "wedding broadcaster." 스포츠토토

The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency's cybercrime investigation team plans to call Hwang Ui-jo to further investigate the details of the video leak and whether he has received consent to shoot the video. The police called Hwang Ui-jo as a suspect once last month and completed the investigation. The video distributor is known to be Hwang Ui-jo's own brother-in-law, who is defending his brother-in-law, saying he believes in innocence.

Hwang is under police investigation for allegedly illegally filming his partner. Hwang claims that he made the decision by agreeing with the other party, but the victim says he never agreed to film the video. So far, two victims have been identified. The Korea Football Association said it will not select Hwang as a representative of the country until the result of the investigation is released.

Meanwhile, the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office arrested and indicted Hwang Ui-jo's brother-in-law A on charges of violating the Sexual Violence Punishment Special Act and the Special Price Act on the 8th. The first trial against A will be held on January 8 next year at the Seoul Central District Court Criminal Agreement Department 31 (Chief Judge Lee Jung-min).