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South Korea's Ex-Leader Yoon Lay on Floor of Cell and Refused to Be Questioned, Prosecutors Say
SEOUL (Reuters) -South Korea's ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol, who is in detention while on trial and facing various criminal probes, lay on the floor of his cell on Friday and refused to leave it for questioning, a spokesperson for a special prosecutor said.
The new charges include obstruction of the exercise of others' rights by abuse of authority, ordering the deletion of records and blocking the execution of arrest warrants, the prosecutor's office ...
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