The sister-in-law of former South Korean President Moon Jae-in was guarded by a defense officer who was hit by a man in his 60s driving a car. Gyeongnam Yangsan Police Station arrested the suspect, named Mr. A, and charged him with the crash. Before the incident, Mr. A caused a disturbance by lying on the floor and resisting guards who tried to prevent him from approaching the former president’s sister-in-law. He then got into his car, parked nearby, and hit one of the guards. The police officer hit by the car received bruises. Last August, Mr. A was also arrested for approaching Moon’s sister-in-law with an industrial cutter knife, threatening secretaries and residents. He was released on bail, but was later designated as a person prohibited from entering the security area. KWANGJU BROADCASTING COMPANY owns the copyright to this content.
A man in his 60s who hit a defense officer who was guarding the sister-in-law of former President Moon Jae-in with a car was arrested.
On February 8, Gyeongnam Yangsan Police Station arrested Mr. A in his 60s on charges of crashing into a security guard who was working with his car near former President Moon’s sister-in-law in Habuk-myeon, Yangsan-si.
Prior to this, Mr. A was known to have made a fuss by lying on the floor and struggling when he was stopped by guards while trying to approach former President Moon’s sister-in-law.
Afterwards, he drove his own car parked nearby and crashed into one of the guards.
The police officer who was hit by the car suffered bruises.
In August of last year, Mr. A was also arrested following approaching the former president’s sister-in-law with an industrial cutter knife, threatening secretaries and threatening residents.
After that, he was released on bail, but he was designated as a target to be banned from entering the security area of former President Moon’s sister-in-law.
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This incident is a reminder of the importance of security measures and the risk that public figures and their families face, even following they leave office. It also highlights the need for continuous monitoring and follow-up in cases where potentially dangerous individuals are involved. The police acted swiftly in arresting the suspect, and we hope that justice will be served. It is crucial to ensure the safety and well-being of everyone involved and to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future.
