"Chief Prosecutor X Is Angry? LOL" Mockery by MZ Gangsters

21 Nationwide Violent Organizations' 2002-Born 'MZ Gangsters'
Mocking Prosecutor Shin Junho by Sharing His Article
"What's Broken, Should I Kill?" Heated Reactions Also Emerge

So-called 'MZ Jopok' composed of members born in 2002 were massively arrested by the police, and it was revealed that they mocked the chief prosecutor who previously criticized their behavior.

According to the Chungnam Provincial Police Agency on the 20th, in the chat room of the 'MZ Jopok' formed by members born in 2002 from 21 violent organizations nationwide, they posted and mocked articles related to Shin Junho, chief prosecutor of the Violent Crime Investigation Division at the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office.

[Image provided by Chungnam Police Agency]

The article stated that Chief Prosecutor Shin was angered after watching a video during a press briefing on June 30, showing gangsters revealing tattoos all over their bodies and holding a unity rally at a bar.

In the video released by the prosecution at the time, young gangsters repeatedly shouted "Fighting" while showing off their power, and Chief Prosecutor Shin was captured tightly closing his eyes or pursing his lips, attracting attention. There was also footage of him turning his head as if trying to hold back his anger.

On the 30th of last month, Shin Junho, head of the Violent Crime Investigation Division at the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office, watched footage related to the violent incident involving the Sunoa faction at the Hyatt Hotel, clenching his mouth tightly in anger. [Image source=SBS News YouTube Shorts capture]

This scene became a big topic, with netizens commenting, "You can feel the deep frustration being held back from the prosecutor's expression during the briefing," "You can feel the chief prosecutor's anger," and "Beyond chilliness, you can sense the line of emotional restraint."

Regarding this, one member of the MZ Jopok said, "The chief prosecutor is f***ing angry," adding, "If we gather at this timing, are we all f***ed? lol." Another member responded with "lol" as if it was nothing serious.

In response to a post with a photo of the members and the caption, "I heard their entire organization was completely destroyed as of today?" they reacted with comments like "The prosecutors took that photo," and "What do you mean destroyed? Should we kill them?"

Members of the Sunoapa faction and other organization members attending the so-called 'peer meeting.' [Image provided by Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office]

Meanwhile, on the 18th, the police arrested eight members in their 20s on charges of violating the Act on the Aggravated Punishment, etc. of Specific Crimes (organization and activities of groups) and handed over 56 others to the prosecution without detention.

Among them, 34 gangsters in their 20s are suspected of organizing and continuously meeting with a peer violent organization called 'Jeongukhoe' on December 30 last year in Anyang, Gyeonggi Province, saying, "To become a nationwide gangster, you need a wide network."

They are also accused of assaulting passing citizens while intoxicated, engaging in fights between members from the Chungcheong region and Gyeonggi region, and damaging fixtures inside pubs.