2024-01-29 01:49:06
Police do not extend withdrawal that expired on the 28th
Hwang “We will continue to conduct the investigation faithfully.”
Hwang Ui-jo is being interviewed in Turkey on January 25, 2022. Provided by Korea Football Association
Hwang Ui-jo (32), a former national soccer player who was summoned and interrogated several times while under police investigation for illegal filming, left for the UK. This is because the police did not extend the ban on leaving the country until the 28th.
According to the Hankook Ilbo coverage on the 29th, Mr. Hwang boarded a passenger plane bound for the UK at Incheon International Airport around 11 am on this day. Hwang is scheduled to return to his club Nottingham Forest (Premier League) as soon as he arrives in England.
Mr. Hwang is accused of filming a video of sexual intercourse with a woman once morest her will (filming using a camera, etc. under the Sexual Violence Punishment Act). Ms. Hwang, who entered the country on the 10th to undergo police investigation, was later investigated as a suspect for over 40 hours on three occasions. During her investigation, Hwang is said to have admitted that she filmed the video, but emphasized that “it was not secret filming, and there was no explicit denial from the other party.”
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The police additionally searched and confiscated Hwang’s cell phone and laptop immediately following he entered the country, and continued an all-out investigation, including imposing a surprise departure ban on the 16th. The fourth survey was conducted on the 25th of this month. However, the police are said to have judged that there is no need to impose an additional ban on leaving the country at this stage.
In a phone call with Dong-A Ilbo, Hwang’s side said, “We will continue to faithfully participate in the police investigation.”
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