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At a high school in Gwangju, a report was received that a third-year male student had illegally filmed his teacher, and the police launched an investigation.
It is said that he hid his cell phone under the school table and secretly filmed female teachers.
It was confirmed that dozens of photos and videos were stored on the student’s cell phone.
Reporter Lim Ji-eun reported.
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A private high school in Gwangju.
On the 5th, a report was received that a student illegally filmed a part of the teacher’s body in the classroom where the Korean language class was in progress.
At the end of the after-school class, the teacher found a cell phone under the school table.
I had the camera function turned on and the screen brightness was set to the darkest.
The police, who arrived after receiving the report, checked the cell phone at the scene, and found about 80 photos and videos of the teacher’s body part.
It turned out that the owner of the cell phone was a third-year boy at the high school.
The police, who started the investigation, booked this student on charges of violating the Act on Special Cases concerning the Punishment of Sexual Violence Crimes, and obtained additional photos and videos through digital evidence analysis of mobile phones.
Inside the school, it is known that several teachers are claiming that they have suffered from illegal filming using the same method.
The Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education announced that it will quickly come up with measures to prevent recurrence of teachers so that they do not become victims of sexual offenses in the educational field.
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“In order to further strengthen the protection of educational activities through education to prevent violations of educational activities…”
Meanwhile, the school held a school rights protection committee and expelled a student for illegally filming.
This is Lim Ji-eun from MBC News.
Video coverage Kim Sang-bae / Gwangju
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