Korea detains its former spies after protest

South Korean police today detained about 200 former South Korean spies who protested at the government’s alleged refusal to pay bonuses for secret missions they carried out in communist North Korea decades ago.

South Korean police today detained about 200 former South Korean spies who protested at the government’s alleged refusal to pay bonuses for secret missions they carried out in communist North Korea decades ago.

A total of 218 protesters were detained for questioning after they protested in Seoul with gas canisters and metal rods, said Sgt. Lee Sang-chul at the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency.

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