Mr. A, the head of Open Sympathy TV, who is suspected of violating the anti-graft law, claimed that at the first trial held in Namyangju Branch of the Uijeongbu District Court, he recognized that the suit price provided was less than 1 million won.
Earlier, they received custom suits worth 3 million won each from sponsors two years ago, or had a management dispute at the boardroom. He was put on trial for a physical altercation.
Under the anti-graft law, journalists can be punished if they receive more than one million won at a time, or more than three million won a year.
The prosecution indicted a total of six people, including five representatives of Open Sympathy TV and the former CEO of The Exploration, without detention on charges of violating the anti-graft law.
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