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THE JUDGE RETURNS
EPISODE 12
Please open your arms.
Your phone, please.
Please follow me.
Hello, sir.
We've met, haven't we?
Yes.
I heard you'd be taking Tae-sik's case in court.
That's new to me.
You'll hear about it soon enough.
The limit is 500 million won per year.
I'd like you to sentence him to five years in prison.
And he'll get the three-and-five sentence in the appeals trial.
A three-year sentence, suspended for five.
That's nothing new, you know?
Unless you want to check how I spend every penny of this
you can give the money to me in cash after the trial.
No need to leave traces.
Have a good day.
My phone, please.
I met Mr. Jang Yong-hyeon.
He told me to sentence Tae-sik to five years in jail
while handing a credit card with a 500 million won limit.
He can be so impatient.
Five years in the first trial
and three years in prison with five years on suspension in the next.
That's the magic formula for conglomerates.
- So? - Tae-sik's case involves
a few hundred billion won with the illicit loans and slush funds.
It's not a case to be handled by a single-judge criminal court.
I didn't answer him, as I didn't have your permission yet.
Tae-sik will soon be indicted while in custody.
A panel of judges will take on the case, so sort it out there.
Don't worry about the lead judge.
Conduct a legal review and finalize the sentencing order.
Oh, you might as well be promoted to a Presiding Judge for this.
But I'm not sure
how long his sentence should be.
Sin-jin has no interest in giving Yong-hyeon what he wants.
Give me an answer, and that'll be my verdict.
Didn't you hear me?
I thought I'd already answered you.
I'll follow the law.
But wouldn't that cause issues?
Don't look for justice through questions and debates.
Show me your justice
the equity and common sense
that everyone knows in their hearts.
I was going to get rid of them all
once I became the leader of Suojae, anyway.
You may go.
Yes, sir.
Have you decided?
Mr. Jang has more accounts under an alias, aside from those at Jeongdaun.
I'll give you half of the funds there.
So, 20 billion won. But promise me...
I'll be safe
after all this.
Of course.
Tell Yong-hyeon
exactly what he wants to hear.
Let Tae-sik take the fall for the slush funds
but you take care of the illicit loans
without Tae-sik hearing about them.
Think of it as being extra loyal.
Come on.
Open an account.
I'll give you a bonus.
Sir...
I might lose my license to practice law.
You don't earn much with that license, anyway.
I'm your pot of gold, not your license.
Me, Jang Yong-hyeon.
Trust me.
Judge Lee has been assigned to the case
and Mr. Kang told him to sentence Tae-sik to five years in jail.
As he should.
Make sure your testimony matches
that of the loan officer at Jeongdaun Savings.
And make sure Tae-sik isn't involved in the illicit loans.
- You know what I mean? - Yes, sir.
You're basically family to S Group now.
Congratulations.
- Thank you, sir. - Sure.
We're representing Mr. Jang, the CEO of S Shopping, in court.
Han-young will be on the panel of judges.
He may be an associate judge
but he'll dictate the verdict.
Make a team and take on Tae-sik's case.
Me?
- Really? - Why are you so surprised?
It's about time you get some experience.
Maybe start dressing up, too.
Are you on the panel of judges for Mr. Jang's trial?
Haenal Law Firm is really in on all the secrets.
Of course.
Dad wants me to make a team to represent him.
Eat up. It's on me today.
If this is your bribe for Mr. Jang's case, I don't want it.
Have you already forgotten about my help with the Miracle scam?
You asked for a meal at my house in return for your help
which you got.
That means neither of us owes anything to each other, Ms. Yu.
Fine.
I get it.
But why do you keep calling me "Ms. Yu"? It's like we're strangers.
Are you distancing yourself from me?
Seriously.
I just want to...
Gosh, I wish I could just punch you once.
Just one punch, please?
Why? Was the slap on our first date not enough?
I should've hit you more then.
Don't take Tae-sik's case.
I've already agreed to take it.
Mr. Kang is behind Han-young joining the panel of judges.
He's got S Group's back.
It'll just be a five-year sentence in prison
so just don't mess up.
Aren't you sentencing him to five years in jail?
We'll bust S Group entirely
starting from Tae-sik to his father's slush funds.
We're shaking up the whole conglomerate, so don't get involved.
Really?
Yes, Lee Han-young speaking.
I made Yi-seok the Chief Justice, as you suggested.
Looks like you'll soon have the Chief Justice as your legal advisor.
Congratulations.
I once ran
like there was no tomorrow.
Are you a professional runner?
No.
If you're not a professional
why are you running so hard?
What?
I couldn't answer him.
I didn't know why I was running so hard.
And I definitely didn't know when to stop or where I was.
But I started living a different life
and finally realized why I had to keep running.
I know why I have to keep running now.
To become a better person
for my family
and the person I love.
And for myself.
What kind of a life
did you live before?
Someone said
I was garbage.
"Garbage"?
Come on. There's no way.
Don't take Tae-sik's case.
Let your brother or sister take it. Let them be greedy.
Is it
really that bad of a case?
What do you want to do
once the law firm becomes yours?
Well...
That's...
Why didn't I think of that?
Let's go.
Let's run!
SEONJIN HAPPINESS FOUNDATION
SEONJIN HAPPINESS FOUNDATION
We have to turn it on.
CHAIRMAN KANG SUN-CHEOL
- Huh? - What's wrong?
The password is "123456."
It's basically unlocked.
- Huh? - What?
Go ahead.
FILES
UNOFFICIAL ACCOUNTING LEDGERS
I found it!
SLEEP
CHAIRMAN KANG SUN-CHEOL
1-2-3-4-5-6.
He's just like me, huh?
UNOFFICIAL ACCOUNTING LEDGERS FOR JANUARY TO AUGUST 2025
MOVE TO THE USB DISK
MOVING 8 ITEMS TO THE USB DISK
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
Mission accomplished.
Hey, Mr. Park.
I'll send the fraudulent ledgers from Seonjin to you.
Okay.
SEOUL CENTRAL DISTRICT PROSECUTORS' OFFICE
LETTER OF INDICTMENT YOU ARE INDICTED AS STATED BELOW
CHIEF PROSECUTOR KANG JI-HWAN
DETAILS REGARDING THE DEFENDANT
What's this?
He takes money from elders who collect scraps
and kids who collect every penny they get
for his drinking parties every night.
Don't you know giving non-profits a bad rep like this
makes people stop donating, even to good charities?
Think of it as an opportunity cost for our society and stop here.
Our society?
For whom in our society?
A significant portion of the donations goes
to a borrowed-name account of an unidentified person.
I told you to stop, alright?
Do you get a share of the donations, too?
Cheol-woo!
Do you want to get fired right now?
You want me to leave you with absolutely nothing?
Why can't you just say it's not true?
It's not true, you bastard!
Who gets the money, then?
Why are you asking me?
Get this out of my face
unless you want to get fired right now.
Our country's prosecution is rotten.
Why? Were you told you'd be fired?
- Did you spy on me? - I didn't need to.
Here comes another one.
Daejin Daily says
we can't publish a word about this.
And the reporters from other agencies ran the minute I mentioned the foundation.
They don't want to tackle Seonjin because Gwang-to is the face.
Does that make any sense to you?
Those who don't know what Gwang-to is really like think
he's just a kind, former President who always thinks of his people.
Cheer up. You knew it wasn't going to work.
- No, I didn't! - No, I didn't!
I was sure we could do this.
We found fraudulent ledgers!
How can we not investigate it?
Did you tell us to do this, knowing we'd fail?
Did you really?
The corrupt are resilient. It only hardens under outside pressure.
To break it, we have to trigger a fracture from the inside.
Now that they know the press and the prosecution are on it
they'll start to get on it, too.
Then, once they realize
things aren't going as they'd expected
they'll start to split up.
Then, the corrupt will finally break.
You used us as baits.
He definitely did.
I guess I'm the hook.
Are you the worm?
- Don't put it like that. - No, krill.
I don't know how he got it
but Prosecutor Park has
the Seonjin Foundation's fraudulent ledgers.
I don't think he's going to stop.
We should've gotten rid of him when we got rid of Jeong-tae.
It'll get messy if he keeps this up.
Should we get on it now?
I hear Cheol-woo is asking to investigate the foundation.
If anything happens now, the whole world will watch them.
We have no choice
but to face it.
We've never met, have we?
No, but I know who you are.
There's an opportunity cost
to establishing justice.
Does it also cost people's lives?
That's not nice.
I didn't know there was a price tag to achieving justice.
What's justice to you, Mr. Park?
Arresting all bad guys, no matter what.
That's what justice is to me.
I like how simple it is.
You want to strike the Seonjin Foundation? I can help you.
Arrest the Chairman for embezzlement and breach of trust.
Would that establish justice for you?
He's using the Chairman as a sacrifice for the foundation.
What do you think?
Let's accept the sacrifice first, as Sin-jin wants.
And then?
We'll sprinkle salt before the wound heals.
Kwak Sang-cheol, the opposition party's hitman.
He's known as the "crazy dog"
for all his bluntly honest whistleblowing and slander.
Mr. Lee Han-young?
Thank you for coming.
The future son-in-law of Haenal wants to discuss party nominations.
Who would say no to that?
I'm guessing it's not for free.
I need you to attack someone.
I guess Haenal has an enemy?
No, this has nothing to do with the law firm.
The target is
Park Gwang-to, the former President.
Are you out of your mind?
Your ammo is corruption in the Seonjin Happiness Foundation.
Mr. Former President isn't a man
who will fall with just one shot.
But he'll reek of blood where the bullet hits him.
And that's enough for me.
Oh, so
I'll leave him a scar, and you'll rip it open?
Okay, I see what you want now.
How can you guarantee that my party will nominate me?
You'll be the hitman of the opposition
who uncovers the former President's misconduct.
That'll earn you all the popularity to become a presidential candidate.
What?
So, I have to do all the work to get what I want?
But I'll give you all the tools for the job.
ACCOUNTING LEDGER
Wow.
This is some consistent effort
involving some big money.
I know.
You can sit there.
You can sit there.
Sorry, our hands were tied by the press.
Sorry, our hands were tied by the press.
Man, this is exhausting.
Man, this is exhausting.
It'll take some time.
It'll take some time.
I know that much, too.
I know that much, too.
Does 2 a.m. sound good?
Does 2 a.m. sound good?
Yes, sir. Once again, I apologize.
Yes, sir. Once again, I apologize.
17-8, Jima-ro 38beon-gil
17-8, Jima-ro 38beon-gil
CHOI DA-EUN, MISSING OH MIN-SU, DEAD FROM A HEART ATTACK
CHOI DA-EUN, MISSING OH MIN-SU, DEAD FROM A HEART ATTACK
Nobody lives there.
Nobody lives there.
Doesn't Ms. Han Gi-hyeon live here? The teenager in high school.
Doesn't Ms. Han Gi-hyeon live here? The teenager in high school.
She died last year.
She died last year.
Got hit by a car.
Got hit by a car.
Sorry?
Sorry?
Excuse me.
Excuse me.
Why are you going to every empty home? Aren't you a reporter?
Why are you going to every empty home? Aren't you a reporter?
Doesn't Ms. Han Jong-hui, the college student, live here?
Doesn't Ms. Han Jong-hui, the college student, live here?
College student?
College student?
Right.
Right.
She would've been in college, had she been alive.
She would've been in college, had she been alive.
Are you saying...
Are you saying...
Mr. Lee, Seonjin seems to have used the names of the dead and missing
Mr. Lee, Seonjin seems to have used the names of the dead and missing
to make borrowed-name accounts.
to make borrowed-name accounts.
So, we were right.
So, we were right.
Good work.
Good work.
This is Mr. Park Gwang-to's driver.
This is Mr. Park Gwang-to's driver.
Sorry, I'm late.
Sorry, I'm late.
You ordered for me?
You ordered for me?
Thank you!
Thank you!
Oh, sorry.
Oh, sorry.
One more extra big soup, please!
One more extra big soup, please!
Coming!
Coming!
This is a photo of Gwang-to's driver withdrawing money from a borrowed account.
This is a photo of Gwang-to's driver withdrawing money from a borrowed account.
But we can't be 100% sure of that.
But we can't be 100% sure of that.
Of course, it's probably 100% true.
Of course, it's probably 100% true.
Why don't we have news agencies question it?
Why don't we have news agencies question it?
That'll be good.
That'll be good.
Right on.
Right on.
Yes, there we go.
Yes, there we go.
Go!
Go!
Oh, no.
Oh, no.
Man!
Man!
I guess it's over.
I guess it's over.
What time is it?
What time is it?
It's 1:20 a.m.
It's 1:20 a.m.
Do I have to stay here until 2 a.m.?
Do I have to stay here until 2 a.m.?
Let's just go.
Let's just go.
Sorry.
Sorry.
You'll have to stay a bit longer.
You'll have to stay a bit longer.
What?
What?
Ridiculous.
Ridiculous.
Get out of my way.
Get out of my way.
Come on. Get out.
Come on. Get out.
You've just gone from a witness to a suspect.
You've just gone from a witness to a suspect.
An arrest warrant has been filed
An arrest warrant has been filed
for allegations of you being the owner
for allegations of you being the owner
of Seonjin's borrowed-name accounts.
of Seonjin's borrowed-name accounts.
Huh?
Huh?
The call cannot be connected. Please leave a voicemail...
The call cannot be connected. Please leave a voicemail...
The National Court Administration nominated someone
The National Court Administration nominated someone
for the Chief Judge position that I left.
for the Chief Judge position that I left.
It must be Sin-jin.
It must be Sin-jin.
That's right.
That's right.
What are your thoughts?
What are your thoughts?
Appoint him.
Appoint him.
And why should I do that?
And why should I do that?
Gwang-to must've nominated Sin-jin as the Chief Judge
Gwang-to must've nominated Sin-jin as the Chief Judge
so he could save him.
so he could save him.
But Sin-jin won't use the new power
But Sin-jin won't use the new power
to save Gwang-to.
to save Gwang-to.
Instead, he'll use it for himself.
Instead, he'll use it for himself.
Oh
Oh
and did you say
and did you say
Gwang-to is taking shelter at Suojae?
Gwang-to is taking shelter at Suojae?
Yes, sir.
Yes, sir.
Sin-jin wants to be the new leader there.
Sin-jin wants to be the new leader there.
This fight will definitely kill
This fight will definitely kill
one or the other.
one or the other.
Regardless of who survives
Regardless of who survives
he'll walk away with a deep scar.
he'll walk away with a deep scar.
CHIEF JUDGE KANG SIN-JIN
CHIEF JUDGE KANG SIN-JIN
There will be a meeting at Suojae today.
There will be a meeting at Suojae today.
Both of you must come.
Both of you must come.
Yes, sir.
Yes, sir.
Mr. President is incapacitated.
Mr. President is incapacitated.
We need to take action right now.
We need to take action right now.
And so, I've invited the Deputy Chief Prosecutor
And so, I've invited the Deputy Chief Prosecutor
who's acting as the Deputy Prosecutor General.
who's acting as the Deputy Prosecutor General.
I've also asked Mr. Woo Gyo-hun, the Chair of the Judiciary Committee
I've also asked Mr. Woo Gyo-hun, the Chair of the Judiciary Committee
for help.
for help.
Congratulations on becoming the Chief Judge.
Congratulations on becoming the Chief Judge.
Any support from To's Club?
Any support from To's Club?
They're providing monetary support through borrowed-name accounts.
They're providing monetary support through borrowed-name accounts.
We need some help from corporations, too.
We need some help from corporations, too.
I'll find a way.
I'll find a way.
The opposition will demand an independent counsel for Mr. President.
The opposition will demand an independent counsel for Mr. President.
Beat them to it
Beat them to it
and create an independent counsel
and create an independent counsel
to make a narrative to counter their counsel.
to make a narrative to counter their counsel.
Yes, sir.
Yes, sir.
We must stop them
We must stop them
from making an independent counsel.
from making an independent counsel.
Yes, we'll do that.
Yes, we'll do that.
Sin-jin looks like someone we can really count on, doesn't he?
Sin-jin looks like someone we can really count on, doesn't he?
The way he quickly finds solutions and that intelligence!
The way he quickly finds solutions and that intelligence!
You're right.
You're right.
But shouldn't we also consider the worst-case scenario?
But shouldn't we also consider the worst-case scenario?
What do you mean?
What do you mean?
Mr. President will return
Mr. President will return
no matter what.
no matter what.
Of course.
Of course.
But we have to think of all possibilities.
But we have to think of all possibilities.
We have to prepare for the worst at all times.
We have to prepare for the worst at all times.
Don't you agree?
Don't you agree?
Man...
Man...
Let's grab a drink.
Let's grab a drink.
Bring the files.
Bring the files.
Whether it be about my slush funds or illicit loans
Whether it be about my slush funds or illicit loans
I'll tell you everything.
I'll tell you everything.
I hear you guys have to fight for the biggest cases
I hear you guys have to fight for the biggest cases
for promotions and success, too.
for promotions and success, too.
You could've just told me that
You could've just told me that
if that was what you wanted.
if that was what you wanted.
We wouldn't have had to waste so much time, then.
We wouldn't have had to waste so much time, then.
What do you say?
What do you say?
Why don't you join my side now?
Why don't you join my side now?
Watch your mouth.
Watch your mouth.
This is the last chance I'm giving you
This is the last chance I'm giving you
Ms. Pretty Prosecutor.
Ms. Pretty Prosecutor.
The last chance?
The last chance?
For whom?
For whom?
No need to give me such a scary look. It's intimidating.
No need to give me such a scary look. It's intimidating.
So, you don't want to take my offer?
So, you don't want to take my offer?
Sure, then.
Sure, then.
Goodbye, you crazy bitch.
Goodbye, you crazy bitch.
Jerk.
Jerk.
TAE-SIK HAS BEEN DETAINED
TAE-SIK HAS BEEN DETAINED
Tae-sik has been
Tae-sik has been
detained.
detained.
Han-young, join the panel of judges.
Han-young, join the panel of judges.
And immediately get promoted to a Presiding Judge.
And immediately get promoted to a Presiding Judge.
Thank you, sir.
Thank you, sir.
Oh, and the chair I was using
Oh, and the chair I was using
in my old office is uncomfortable.
in my old office is uncomfortable.
I'll get you a new one.
I'll get you a new one.
Thank you, Mr. Kang.
Thank you, Mr. Kang.
Updates on Tae-sik?
I went to the detention center
and he admitted to the charges.
As you said
it seems that his father is sacrificing him.
Anything else?
Just nonsense, you know.
He offered me the last chance for me to join his side or whatever.
I was so close to throwing a punch at him.
I regret having held back.
Where are you? I'm almost there.
Me too.
- See you soon. - Okay.
I thought Tae-sik would use that week
to harm Prosecutor Kim.
Is it decaf?
Okay?
He's at the driving range all day.
It's like he wants to go pro before he goes to jail.
But Tae-sik didn't do anything in that one week.
Why did he need a week, then?
Just nonsense, you know.
He offered me the last chance for me to join his side or whatever.
A chance?
I was so close to throwing a punch at him.
I regret having held back.
The last chance?
PROSECUTOR KIM JIN-A AT THE CENTRAL PROSECUTORS' OFFICE
PROSECUTOR KIM JIN-A JUDGE LEE HAN-YOUNG
The last chance... That means
Tae-sik just needed a week
to plot Ms. Kim's murder.
That means
Tae-sik is at the detention center
waiting for Ms. Kim to die.
Someone to send
Prosecutor Kim Jin-a far, far away.
And as a farewell...
No.
Oh, my phone.
Shh!
Goodbye, you crazy bitch.
Goodbye, you crazy bitch.
Did Tae-sik tell you to kill me now?
That's too bad.
I can't die yet.
Are you okay?
Oh, gosh.
I'm fine.
Are you?
Oh.
I definitely broke
Tae-sik's back.
You okay?
Thank you.
Jin-a!
- What's wrong with him? - Hey!
Mr. Park...
What's with you?
That bastard!
Are you alright?
Yeah.
Are you hurt?
Don't be so dramatic.
I'm fine!
Let's head in.
What took you guys so long?
You were the last one to come!
Let's just go.
What a weirdo.
Thank goodness the scar isn't so deep.
I guess so.
I get why he kept yapping about my last chance.
So, he needed a week before detainment
to find an assassin?
Suojae is starting to fall apart after Gwang-to's arrest.
Sin-jin will jump at this chance
and try to take over Suojae.
I guess the real power struggle begins now.
The internal conflict will be a great chance for us.
Can we kill them?
- No. - Fine.
I'm Byeon Jae-yeong
Mr. Jang Tae-sik's assistant and attorney at S Shopping.
The reason
I'm here today is...
I'm here today, because...
You're sure
I'll be safe, right?
Mr. Kang, the Chief Judge
directly promised to keep me safe. You know that, right?
You bitch. You've lived for too long.
My eyes opened at the crack of dawn.
I couldn't wait to see you.
Defendant Jang Tae-sik
used a paper company
to get an illicit loan of 120 billion won
and hid 50 billion won in slush funds
at Jeongdaun Savings Bank.
Hey, didn't Byeon say he'd take the blame
for the illicit loans?
Why isn't he here?
I'm sure he's on his way.
What's taking him so damn long?
The Defendant came clean to me
regarding his slush funds.
Does the Defendant agree?
Yes, he vows to provide full restitution
for the illegally-acquired profits.
Yeah, I promise, alright?
Just give me five years in jail so I can move on to the appeals.
Where's Byeon, this bastard?
Your Honor
the Defendant is entirely denying
all allegations regarding the illicit loans.
Accordingly, I'd like to move to call an additional witness
to prove the counts of the indictment.
I object, as we did not agree on this witness prior to the trial.
What should we do about the witness?
It is mandatory
for the prosecutor to discuss and settle all relevant evidence and witnesses
with the Defendant and his attorney in advance.
However, the Court may assess and agree on evidence and witnesses
in necessary and urgent circumstances.
Your Honor!
Will the prosecutor tell me more about the witness?
He's a witness of the Defendant's loan of 120 billion won, taken out illegally.
That means
the witness is necessary and urgently needed.
Your Honor!
The request for the witness is granted.
What's going on?
Isn't he on our side?
The witness won't come to speak in court today.
However...
LOCATION TRACKING
- What? - I'm Byeon Jae-yeong
- What is he doing there? - Mr. Jang Tae-sik's assistant
and attorney at S Shopping.
What the hell is going on?
A new witness will come forward in Tae-sik's trial.
I've talked to the prosecution
so grant the request for the witness.
I've come to clarify
that Mr. Jang Tae-sik ordered me to get the illicit loans
at Jeongdaun Savings Bank.
However, something sits heavy in my heart, and I'd like to make a confession here.
Dad probably has some slush funds at Jeongdaun, right?
He wants to sacrifice me
because he doesn't want anyone to mess with that.
I can't let anyone take that money.
That'll all be mine one day.
Fine. I'll take one for the team.
Hey, Dad.
What are you doing? Stop them!
Make her turn that off!
It's too late.
This is where you need to listen up.
That bastard!
- Hey, Byeon. - Yes?
Find someone.
What for?
Someone to send
Prosecutor Kim Jin-a far, far away.
And as a farewell...
Goodbye, you crazy bitch.
Please sentence the Defendant to 20 years in jail
and a fine of 20 billion won.
Please also order a forfeiture of 170 billion won.
JUDGE
DEFENDANT
And in a few days
he'll be detained once again for instigating the murder
of the prosecutor who detained him.
All of this is a lie!
That prosecutor bitch is lying about everything!
What the hell are you doing?
You're a lawyer, too!
He's the same man from the past life.
Let go!
GOODBYE, YOU CRAZY BASTARD
Ms. Kim hasn't changed, either.
What? Did you just cuss at me?
Huh? Hey!
Lawyer! That bitch just cussed at me!
I'll sue you for assault!
What did you say, you bastard?
Let go!
Let go of me right now!
That bitch is lying about everything!
Let go!
LIBERTY MOTEL PARKING LOT
Mr. Kang
there's been an issue.
THE PRONOUNCEMENT DATE FOR JANG TAE-SIK
DEFENDANT
Your Honor, please read the final verdict.
The court will pronounce the judgment.
The verdict is ready.
The verdict is ready.
The court sentences the Defendant
to ten years in prison and 24 billion won.
to 20 years in prison and 20 billion won.
The court also orders
a forfeiture of 170 billion won.
DEFENDANT
Great work, Ms. Kim.
COURT
Dad
I put Tae-sik in jail today.
Aren't you proud?
Meanwhile, the prosecution found
slush funds of Jang Yong-hyeon, the Chairman of S Group
in its investigation of Jeongdaun Savings for Mr. Jang Tae-sik's slush funds.
The prosecution is focused
on the possibility of Chairman Jang
hiding huge wealth using borrowed-name accounts and affiliates.
The prosecution may extend the investigation
to the whole Jang family.
Things are looking pretty terrible right now.
You need to give us more time.
This is the prosecution.
Mr. Jang Yong-hyeon
you're under emergency arrest
on charges of creating slush funds, tax evasion, bribery
and violations of the Political Fund Act.
Here comes Mr. Jang Yong-hyeon.
The enemies will start striking back now.
Okay, got it.
SEOUL CENTRAL DISTRICT PROSECUTORS' OFFICE
Who's behind this?
Why does that matter?
You thought you'd be fine after messing with S Group?
If you don't want to get fired, go.
- Right now. - On it.
EMPLOYEE PASS FOR KIM JIN-A SUPREME PROSECUTORS' OFFICE
Come in.
May I?
No need to pity me.
I'm excited to leave.
I know. But where are you going?
Hyenam or something.
Maybe it's a vacation for doing so well.
I won't wait long, okay?
We still have a lot to get done.
- You need help? - I'd appreciate it.
Please pack this.
Is it for leaking case files?
Can you not always get it right?
I saw it coming the moment I gave Ms. Song
the photo from the security camera footage.
No need to feel sorry... Why...
- Here... - Come on.
It's okay. It looks cute.
I can't believe I look like a panda.
Where are you off to?
I thought you knew everything.
I hear Ms. Kim is going to Hyenam. You, too?
They both hate us, so no.
I'm not telling you where I'm going. Don't call me, okay?
You're not going to tell me? Okay.
You're just leaving now? That's just disappointing.
Wherever you're going, you'll be back soon, anyway.
- Huh? - See you soon.
But I...
So, if I'm coming back...
I...
Gosh.
Good work.
Didn't I tell you
I'd bring you back to Suojae as soon as possible?
Alright.
Congratulations
on your safe return, Mr. President.
THE JUDGE RETURNS
Sin-jin's rebellion has begun.
Call a meeting at Suojae tonight.
We'll get rid of it if it looks problematic.
I never trusted you from the start.
You don't have anywhere to run.
So, we'll have to give what Sin-jin wants.
He killed a man!
So, you approached me for me.
I think I'm getting blamed.
This is the last chance.
It won't take long.
I was ready to go all the way when I started, anyway.
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