Park purchased a new place in Naegok-dong, also in the southern part of Seoul, last month. In the aftermath of Park’s impeachment and her subsequent detention, her supporters staged loud rallies in front of her old home, much to the chagrin of residents in the usually tranquil neighborhood.

The move on Saturday was done without Park’s supporters on hand. Only one person, a 62-year-old surnamed Lee, waved both the Korean and the US flags, saying he hoped Park would end up in a better house than her old one.

Others were less sympathetic.

“It was just so noisy around these parts after the impeachment, with the police and Park supporters,” said a 51-year-old named Choi, a 10-year resident of the area. “And because some of the supporters were violent, it was just frightening to walk through the neighborhood. Frankly, I am glad she moved.” (Yonhap)