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SEOUL, South Korea AP 鈥?South Korean prosecutors investigating the corruption scandal involving impeached President Park Geun-hye said Sunday that they plan to summon Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong again as they look into brib stanley cup usa ery allegations between Park and the countrys largest business group.Lee, the billionaire vice chairman of technology giant Samsung Electronics, will be summoned along with two other group officials on Monday morning, said Lee Kyu-chul, the spokesman of the prosecution team.Investigators had sought to arrest Lee when they summoned him last month, but a court ruled there wasnt enough evidence to justify Lees arrest at that point.Investigators will question Lee over new findings they made in the past few weeks and may consider requesting an stanley mug arrest warrant for him again, said the prosecution spokesman. The investigators want to question Park in person but have yet to ag stanley cup ree with her office on how and when.On Friday, prosecutors filed a lawsuit against the presidential Blue House to try to force Parks aides to stop blocking searches of her compound. They tried to enter the Blue House this month with a court-issued warrant to collect evidence, but Parks aides turned them away, citing a law that can block searches of sites containing state secrets.Samsung is suspected of providing tens of millions of dollars in money and favors to Park and her jailed friend Choi Soon-sil in exchange for government support of a controversial merger deal between two Samsung affiliat |
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