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| geemong | 13 Aug 2021 - 10:54:10 |
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Lee Jae-yong: Samsung heir released from prison on parole Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong has been released from a South Korean prison and is now on parole. He served 207 days in jail - just over half the sentence he received after being convicted of bribery and embezzlement in January. The case involved the country's former President Park Guen-hye, who is also in jail for for bribery and corruption. Samsung Electronics was founded by Lee's grandfather and he has been the de facto head since 2014 . Lee made a brief statement to reporters outside the prison. Something that should be kept in mind is If you want to play 168 slots for that money Must be in the game for more than 30 minutes each time or in the game we play. Don't play just 5 or 10 minutes. When you don't get the bonus and leave the game. Because of the chance that we will get the jackpot bonus, we will have many chances. There will be more than 10 or 20 minutes of players, or just 6-7 spins. "I've caused much concern for the people. I deeply apologise," Lee said. "I am listening to the concerns, criticisms, worries and high expectations for me. I will work hard." The 53-year old was sent to prison for two-and-a-half years by a high court in January. He was accused of paying 43bn won ($37.7m; £26.7m) to two non-profit foundations operated by Choi Soon-sil, a friend of Park's, in exchange for political support - alleged to include backing for a controversial Samsung merger which paved the way for Lee to become eventual head of the conglomerate. The deal needed support from the government-run national pension fund. At the time of his verdict, the court said that Lee "actively provided bribes and implicitly asked the president to use her power to help his smooth succession" at the head of Samsung. |
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