S. Korean president's 2nd son arrested in bribery case

S. Korean president's 2nd son arrested in bribery case

SEOUL, South Korea - Kim Hong Up (C), the second son of South Korean President Kim Dae Jung, arrives at the Prosecutor's Office in Seoul on June 21. He was arrested soon afterwards on a charge of accepting 2.28 billion won (about $1.85 million) in bribes from business executives in exchange for using his influence to help them.

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