
Prosecutors have demanded a sentence of two years and six months in prison in the recent court trial held for Ladies’ Code manager Park (27), who was driving at the time of the tragic incident that took the lives of Ladies’ Code members EunB and RiSe. The accident had six casualties in total.
At the trial that was held earlier today, Park acknowledged the charges against him through the questioning, but claimed that he had “done everything [he] could after the accident, calling the ambulance, and giving his all with rescue efforts.”
He also claimed that the “vehicle of the accident was unfamiliar, as it was given to [him] the day before the accident,” and that “[he] tried to take the members home as quickly as possible since the members seemed tired after their remote schedule, which ultimately had terrible consequences.”
He pleaded for mercy as he said, “I am gravely regretting that one horribly wrong decision and I am reflecting on it. I sincerely apologize to the families of the members, the fans, and everyone else for causing such sadness. Please give me a chance to live life diligently.”
The final trial will take place next year, on January 15.
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Date: 2014-12-09 04:47 pm (UTC)It seems that human mistakes were involved, clearly (if the last article talking about speed under rain was right...), and he should obviously reflect, but it's always one part of the problem, and there were concerns about the car... Do we have any update on that part ?
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Date: 2014-12-10 06:46 am (UTC)That length of time feels right for vehicular manslaughter, but I can't help but feel there's an element of scapegoating happening too. What about Hyundai?