Police Question Civic Group Members Who Filed Complaint Against Moss Tan Over 'Election Fraud' Claims

A representative of a civic group that filed a complaint against Moss Tan, a professor at Liberty University in the United States, on charges including defamation and obstruction of business, appeared before the police today (June 19) for questioning as a complainant.

The "Arrest Squad for Moss Tan," a coalition consisting of the National Sovereignty Party, the Committee for Independent, Democratic, Peaceful Unification, Candlelight Action, and the Korean University Student Progressive Union, stated that they attended the questioning at the Cyber Investigation Division 2 of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency.

The group also submitted a petition to the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, urging the arrest of Professor Tan and a swift investigation.

They argued that Professor Tan is spreading false information by repeatedly claiming that South Korean elections were fraudulent, and urged the police to take active measures, including compulsory investigation.

The group filed a complaint against Professor Tan with the National Office of Investigation of the National Police Agency on June 9, accusing him of defamation and obstruction of business.

Professor Tan is also under investigation for allegedly defaming President Lee Jae-myung by spreading false information that he was involved in a murder case and was incarcerated in a juvenile detention center during his youth.
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