This sentence seems fair to me considering the deliveryman was accosted by the drunken man and he did not mean to cause his death:
The Busan District Court on Tuesday handed down a suspended sentence to a deliveryman for causing the death of a resident in an apartment complex after a physical altercation over the use of an elevator.
The court imposed a two-year jail sentence suspended for three years with 80 hours of community service.
The deliveryman faced charges of manslaughter after he pushed the resident with his shoulder, causing the resident to fall head-first to the floor and suffer a traumatic brain hemorrhage.
The altercation took place in January when the resident, who was intoxicated at the time, kicked the delivery cart and verbally abused the deliveryman for occupying the elevator for approximately six minutes.
S. Korea’s presentation on promoting Expo bid at BIE meeting Lee Soo-inn, co-founder and CEO of the education technology firm Enuma, gives a presentation to promote South Korea’s bid to host the 2030 World Expo in its southeastern city of Busan, at the 172nd general assembly of the Bureau International des Expositions, the international body in charge of overseeing the Expo, in Issy-les-Moulineaux, near Paris, on June 20, 2023. (Yonhap)
Jung Yoo-jung, pictured here, is suspected of murdering another woman in her 20s at her home in Busan after pretending to be a high school student in need of tutoring. [NEWS1]
Police revealed the identity of the 23-year-old woman who said she murdered another woman in her 20s in Busan “out of curiosity” on Thursday.
The suspect, named Jung Yoo-jung, was recently arrested for allegedly killing a woman in her 20s at her home in the Geumjeong District of Busan on May 26.
She was caught by authorities after a cab driver who drove her to a riverside area of the Nakdong River reported her after she took the cab with a bloodied suitcase. The police found the victim’s body parts by the riverside area, and the rest of her remains at her home.
The suspect, questioned by the police after her arrest, confessed she had planned the murder after her “curiosity was piqued from reading novels and watching TV programs on murder.”
Here is what expert thinks in regards to why Jung committed the murder:
As to why Jung killed a woman in her age group who was a stranger to her, Lee suspects that Jung admired and wanted to have what the victim had.
“I think we can say that Jung wanted to have what the tutor had, such as her social status and academic background, and that is why she chose the victim,” Lee said, pointing out that Jung possessed the victim’s ID card even after dumping the dead body.
The victim reportedly went to a prestigious university.
Jung’s isolated and anti-social life is suspected to have influenced the killing.
“It looks like Jung Yoo-jung’s psychopathy awakened while she was living an isolated life for a long time,” Bae Sang-hoon, a criminal profiler and a police administration professor at Woosuk University, told the JoongAng Ilbo.
After finishing high school, Jung reportedly lived isolated for five years and has never been employed.
Japanese warship arrives in S. Korea Japan’s JS Hamagiri destroyer hoisting the Rising Sun flag arrives in South Korea’s southeastern port city of Busan on May 29, 2023, to participate in the Eastern Endeavor 23 exercise in the international waters southeast of Jeju Island later in the week. (Yonhap)
Competition to be best at ‘doing nothing’ This photo, taken May 27, 2023, shows Boogi, the mascot of the southeastern port city of Busan, attending the “Space Out Competition,” an annual event to pick who is the best at doing nothing, at Haeundae Beach in Busan, 320 kilometers southeast of Seoul. (Yonhap)
Here is the latest deterrence effort from the U.S. military that the Kim regime could probably care little about:
The USS Springfield nuclear-powered fast attack submarine arrives at a naval base in Busan, Saturday. Courtesy of US Pacific Fleet
South Korea and the United States have stepped up deterrence efforts against North Korea’s mounting threats, recently stoked by its launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), with their latest warning coming over the weekend ― the arrival of a U.S. nuclear-powered submarine in Busan.
In addition, the allies conducted a tabletop exercise last week to respond to possible North Korean nuclear attacks. A U.S. nuclear-powered aircraft carrier is also expected to participate in the allies’ springtime combined exercise, scheduled to begin in the middle of next month.
According to the U.S. Pacific Fleet, Saturday, the Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine USS Springfield arrived in Busan for a scheduled port visit earlier that day.
Busan Mayor Park Heong-joon violated social distancing rules in June by attending a dinner party with more than four people hosted by Lee Woon-kyung, wife of Namyang Dairy Products Chairman Hong Won-sik, according to the police, Wednesday.
Lee held the party at her home in Seoul on June 19, with 14 people attending, including herself. At the time, a ban on private gatherings of more than four people was in place in the Seoul metropolitan area as a part of the government’s social distancing measures to control the spread of the coronavirus.
Quiet beach amid COVID-19 Songjeong Beach in Busan, 450 kilometers southeast of Seoul, is relatively quiet on July 31, 2021, as South Korea has enhanced measures to curb COVID-19. The nation reported 1,539 new COVID-19 cases on the day, raising the total caseload to 198,345. (Yonhap)
The Coast Guard has seized 35 kilograms of cocaine from a container ship in the southern port city of Busan, officials said Saturday. Courtesy of Southern Regional Coast Guard Headquarters, Yonhap
The Coast Guard has seized 35 kilograms of cocaine from a container ship in the southern port city of Busan, officials said Saturday.
The drug has an estimated street value of 105 billion won (US$93.94 million), the authorities added.
The packages were found on a Liberia-flagged ship, which departed from Colombia Dec. 15 and arrived at Busan New Port, Jan. 19. Their exteriors had a scorpion-shaped logo, which is usually used by Colombian drug cartels.
This is just more of the new normal in South Korea of dealing with coronavirus outbreaks at different locations around the country; the latest area is in Busan:
Health officials disinfect Haeddeurak Nursing Hospital in Busan, southern South Korea, on Oct. 14, 2020, following a mass outbreak of coronavirus infections there. (Yonhap)
More than 50 patients and workers at a nursing hospital in Busan have been diagnosed with COVID-19, municipal authorities said Wednesday, in the southern port city’s latest coronavirus cluster.
The authorities said 43 patients of the Busan nursing hospital, located in the city’s Mandeok neighborhood, and its 10 staff members tested positive for the new coronavirus. One of the infected patients has already died, they added.
The authorities also said that four other people from the same room as the deceased have died with similar symptoms.
Including the four, eight deaths have been reported in the nursing hospital over the last month.
The mass virus infections have come to light after an assistant nurse in her 50s was confirmed to be infected Tuesday, prompting the authorities to conduct the coronavirus tests for all 261 patients and staff.
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