College students get arrested for protesting and demanding Korean president to step down

Six college students were arrested during President Park Geun Hye's recent visit to the Busan Local Government Fair. 

President Park stopped by the fair around 11 AM on October 27 when the college students suddenly appeared with banners and started yelling, "Park Geun Hye, step down!" 

The police officers in the area arrested the students immediately and dragged them to the police cars, during which a small altercation took place. The students continued to shout, "Park Geun Hye, step down!" while they were taken away. 

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There were also messages written in red all over a residential area in Busan. The writings read, "President Park Out" and "Come out, Choi Soon Shil." Police are investigating and looking at the local CCTV footage to find who wrote these messages.