Police send Jeong Hee-won to the prosecution for stalking 'low-speed aging'

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A, a former researcher who is fighting the truth with Jung Hee-won, the head of the Low-speed Aging Research Institute, was sent to the prosecution on charges of violating the Stalking Punishment Act.

According to News 1 on the 19th, the Seoul Bangbae Police Station sent A to the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office on charges of violating the Stalking Punishment Act and invading housing on the 15th.

However, the police reportedly made a decision against A regarding the alleged attempted blackmail that Jung Hee-won claimed.

Jung Hee-won filed a complaint against A in December last year on charges of violating the Stalking Punishment Act and attempting to blackmail him. Jung Hee-won claimed that he suffered from intimidation after notifying A of the termination of the contract, but A countered, "It is sexual violence and personal infringement by power using employment status."

At the same time, A filed a complaint against charges of forced harassment by force, violation of copyright law, innocence, defamation, and violation of the Stalking Punishment Act, but it was reported that he recently told the police that he did not want to punish Jung Hee-won.

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