article_snippet: Kim Ki-jong could face charges including attempted murder.
article_snippet: Police said the exact motive for Kim Ki-jong's action was not known
article_snippet: but Kim Ki-jong shouted after the attack that Kim Ki-jong opposes the ongoing U.S.-South South Korea military drills that Pyongyang condemns as a preparation for a northward invasion.
article_snippet: Police said Monday that some of the books, computer disks and other materials found at Kim Ki-jong home support rival North Korea, which could result in charges of violating an anti-Pyongyang security law.
article_snippet: Critics want an anti-Pyongyang security law abolished, saying past authoritarian rulers have used an anti-Pyongyang security law to suppress authoritarian rulers political opponents.
article_snippet: The two Koreas have shared the world's most heavily fortified border since the 1950-53 Korean War ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty.
article_snippet: The U.S., which fought alongside South Korea during the 1950-53 Korean War, stations about 28,500 troops in the South as a deterrent against the North.