While Oh Jae-won (39) was finally sentenced to prison and sentenced to prison, the atrocities he did to receive proxy prescriptions from Doosan players, his team, are being talked about again and shocking.
On the 26th, the Seoul Central District Court sentenced Oh Jae-won, who was arrested and charged with violating the Narcotics Control Act, to two and a half years in prison.먹튀검증
In addition, the accomplice was sentenced to one year in prison and two years of probation. The court also ordered Oh Jae-won to complete 80 hours of drug addiction rehabilitation programs and collect additional 24 million won.
The case dates back to November 2022. Oh Jae-won was arrested and charged with taking methamphetamine 11 times from then to November last year and storing about 0.4 grams of methamphetamine in a fire hydrant in the hallway of an acquaintance’s apartment in April last year. He is also suspected of receiving 2,242 tablets of Stilnox tablets (a sleep-inducing drug with zolpidem) from nine acquaintances 89 times from January last year to March this year, stealing their acquaintances’ names and purchasing 20 tablets of Stilnox tablets.
Oh Jae-won was also accused of threatening an acquaintance by smashing his mobile phone with a hammer and grabbing him by the collar when he tried to report his medication to the police.
Oh Jae-won has clearly admitted to medication charges. However, he strongly denied allegations of assault and intimidation for retaliation purposes. The court drew a line against Oh Jae-won’s claim. “A’s statements are consistent, and there are also conversations that Oh sent to apologize rather than actively denying them right after the incident,” he said, refusing to accept.
Oh Jae-won was additionally charged with receiving about 0.2 grams of methamphetamine in November last year and is being tried separately. He also admitted this charge. If convicted, the sentence could increase.
Oh Jae-won was virtually permanently expelled from the baseball community after the incident was reported. In particular, the fact that he forced his colleagues to prescribe sleeping pills by proxy was disclosed through testimony from a junior player and KakaoTalk messages, which hurt baseball players and baseball fans that they could not wash away.
Channel A revealed in April that Oh Jae-won allegedly inflicted physical and verbal violence on a player who refused his proxy prescription.
In particular, one of the players reportedly said of Oh Jae-won, “He was a scary senior. Even the coaches were not good at it. I was afraid that it would hurt my career if I hated him for no reason,” adding, “I was hit on the shin two or three times when I refused.” And he slapped me on the cheek and said, “Let’s do it well.” Never tell anyone, because if you say something wrong and it gets to your ears, I’ll be the only one who will see the damage…I knew that I was the only one who was doing this (proxy prescription),” he testified.
In the message released together, Oh Jae-won threatened and forced a proxy prescription by using words such as “I’ll stab you with a knife, I’ll hit your arm” by swearing heavily at the junior player.
Notably, a junior player has repeatedly apologized, saying, “I feel like I committed a crime to death. I am sorry,” as Oh Jae-won forced her to do so, raising voices of sympathy. It is true that the substitute prescription is wrong, but the reaction was, “How hard should I have treated him normally to apologize to that extent? It is regrettable.”
Doosan found that eight active players received sleeping pills on behalf of Oh Jae-won, unable to overcome the pressure of Oh Jae-won. The team conducted a self-investigation on all of its players and reported them to KBO Clean Baseball Center based on the results of the investigation. The eight players have appointed lawyers to respond to the case.
Oh Jae-won, who committed one atrocity or another, was severely punished by the court on Wednesday. “The quality of the crime is poor,” the court stressed. “The crime was committed again after several months even after receiving a lenient punishment of suspension of prosecution for completing education for the same crime as drugs,” the court said. “When the investigation began with a report, the circumstances of the crime were not good, such as urging false statements and interfering with the initial investigation, and the quality of the crime and method were poor, so a severe prison sentence should be given.”