You said you didn't hit him. Stomping on his arm...Yecheon County Council for 'Guide Assault' False

Members of the Yecheon County Council in North Gyeongsang Province, which caused a stir by assaulting a travel guide while studying abroad, are raising their voices against the plan for reducing the number of assaults. Rep. Park Jong-chul, who resigned as vice chairman after the scandal broke out, was found to have intentionally beaten his fellow lawmakers for hitting the face of a guide while they were talking with each other.

According to the CCTV on July 23 that MBC acquired on the day of the attack, 솔레어아바타 Park hit the guide's face with his right hand several times. The Yecheon-gun lawmakers' remarks were false. The driver stood up and dried up, but he beat the guide's arm and did not stop the assault. Although Chairman Lee Hyung-sik, who had been watching after several assaults, belatedly stopped, Park did not stop the assault.

Later, the guide called 911 with his glasses broken and blood on his face. The guide who went to the emergency room was seriously injured, as he had to pull out pieces from his face. The guide stated that Park assaulted him because he was dissatisfied with the progress of the schedule.

Earlier, 14 lawmakers, including nine lawmakers from the Yecheon County, seven from the Liberty Korea Party and two independents, traveled to the U.S. and Canada for 10 days from July 20 to 29. Park attacked a local guide who was in conversation with Chairman Lee Hyung-sik on the bus for the fourth day of his training, and injured his face.

When the problem surfaced, Park said, "You're right, I didn't hit you during a battle, but I felt like I was scratching my nails," while fellow lawmakers who went with me explained, "The guide face was right while mediating the complaints of my colleagues who had a tight training schedule." However, the explanation turned out to be entirely false through CCTV footage.

Meanwhile, suspicions were raised that lawmakers tried to cover up the violence. When he reported the crime to the local police, the chairman and several others kneeled down and begged for his life. "I made a mistake and asked them to be hurt when I fell down." The guide also claimed that Park paid 6,000 U.S. dollars for the deal.

Although the agreement was agreed by lawmakers, Park's attitude was also controversial. When Park wrote the agreement at the hotel, he put it in his pocket and said, "I want to make some money, too. "You should try me," he said. As the controversy spread, Vice Chairman Park left the party with an apology on the 4th. 

In response, the Korean party is reportedly seeking to expel Vice Speaker Park, the highest-level disciplinary action, to prevent him from being reinst Six other South Korean party lawmakers who went to the party together will also be severely punished after undergoing a fact-finding investigation into hotel drinking and disorder.