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Kim Yong-pan, former chief of Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency (SMPA), sits before an audit by the National Assembly Security and Public Administration Committee, Tuesday, refusing to take the oath, while other participants stand up to do so. Kim appeared before the session to face questions about the SMPA's downscaled investigation into the National Intelligence Service's alleged meddling in the 2012 presidential election. He stated his ongoing trial as a reason not to take the oath. |
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