Could you imagine what the body count would be if the Constitutional Court did not approve the impeachment?:
Emergency medical crews treat a pro-Park protester who collapsed after having breathing problems on a street in front of Anguk Station, near the Constitutional Court, Friday. / Yonhap
Two people died and five were hurt on Friday during a demonstration protesting the Constitutional Court’s decision to impeach former Korean President Park Geun-hye. The incidents happened near the court in central Seoul.
The court’s eight judges announced their unanimous decision before noon.
A man surnamed Kim, 60, was found unconscious near Anguk subway station, near the court, about 12:15 p.m., according to the National Police Agency. He was taken to a hospital but died.
A man in his 70s, surnamed Kim, was found with a head injury near the station. He was bleeding heavily and taken to a hospital but also died.
Five protesters were injured, according to Newsis. A man in his 50s was injured after falling off the roof of a police bus near the station about 1:50 p.m. Reports said he stabbed himself in the abdomen, saying “I will save the President risking my own life.” Â [Korea Times]
While it looks to me like there was more evidence of the Korean Left all being child molesting litterbugs than Patk having ordered criminal activity, I understand that Korean “justice” is not subject to my understanding of the evidence.
Sad this is happening now. Fat boy up north gonna use it for his advantage.
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While it looks to me like there was more evidence of the Korean Left all being child molesting litterbugs than Patk having ordered criminal activity, I understand that Korean “justice” is not subject to my understanding of the evidence.
Sad this is happening now. Fat boy up north gonna use it for his advantage.