This is what a prosecutor's demotion looks like

This is Prosecutor Moon Ji-seok, who exposed external pressure regarding the investigation into Coupang's severance pay.
He is the prosecutor who shed tears, expressing his apologies to the Coupang workers who were unable to receive their severance pay.
The Lee Jae-myung administration absolutely detests prosecutors like him.
He is being demoted from a Chief Prosecutor at a District Prosecutors' Office to a prosecutor at the Suwon High Prosecutors' Office.
(It is said that he applied to the Serious Crime Investigation Agency this time.)
Sending a vigorous, active prosecutor to a High Prosecutors' Office, along with being sent to the training institute, constitutes a demotion.
It is said that the High Prosecutors' Office is a position one merely stays in briefly before retirement, where one has no real duties.
Becoming a Deputy Chief Prosecutor at a District Prosecutors' Office is not a demotion.
A Deputy Chief Prosecutor is the No. 2 position, directly below the Head of the Branch (Prosecutor General level).
Does President Lee Jae-myung have any common sense?