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Today in the late morning(KST) Yonhap News announced: "Thirteen leaders of a rail union who are wanted by police for leading last month's strike will voluntarily turn themselves in to police for questioning..."

In the early afternoon Korea Times wrote: The union leaders of Korea Railroad Corp. (KORAIL) on Tuesday withdrew their earlier decision to appear before the police to be questioned over the alleged instigation of the 22-day strike last month. The 13 leaders, including KORAIL Union President Kim Myong-hwan, initially planned to present themselves to police after holding a press conference at the office building of the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU)...

As some 300 police officers tried to force their way into the office to execute arrest warrants, union members blocked them and the railroad union said it will put on hold their appearance until the police force stationed in front of the building withdraw...

And only two hours later the same paper reported: The leaders of the union at the Korea Railroad Corp. (KORAIL) were questioned by police Tuesday for allegedly instigating a 22-day strike last month. They turned themselves in after a five-hour-long standoff with police...