South Korea’s former national security adviser was arrested on Saturday in connection with North Korea’s killing of a South Korean fishery official in 2020, for which the former Moon Jae-in administration was suspected of covering up evidence.
The Seoul Central District Court said it issued an arrest warrant for former national security adviser Suh Hoon due to concerns that Suh may attempt to destroy evidence, Yonhap News Agency reported.
Suh was arrested for allegedly covering up evidence relating to the case of 47-year-old Lee Dae-jun, who was fatally shot by North Korean troops in September 2020 while on duty on a fishing boat near the maritime border….