Former South Korean minister on bribery charges

A former South Korean deputy justice minister has been arrested on bribery charges.

Former South Korean minister on bribery charges
Sat, 22 Dec, 2001 - 18:21

A former South Korean deputy justice minister has been arrested on bribery charges.

The Seoul District Court issued the warrant saying that if Shin Kwang-ok was not arrested, he might try to flee or destroy evidence.

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