Professor at Incheon University verbally attacked in SUV... Police investigating
Victim's daughter: "This incident caused depression and insomnia"

A professor's car at a university in Incheon damaged by lacquer spray. Photo by Facebook page 'Incheon Jeonhaedeurimnida' screen capture.

A professor's car at a university in Incheon damaged by lacquer spray. Photo by Facebook page 'Incheon Jeonhaedeurimnida' screen capture.

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[Asia Economy Reporter Heo Midam] The police have launched an investigation after a report was received that a university professor's vehicle in Incheon was vandalized with red lacquer spray paint.


According to the Samsan Police Station in Incheon on the 28th, a report was received that around 10 p.m. on the 18th, the vehicle of Professor A, in his 40s, was vandalized with lacquer spray paint in a parking lot of a university in Incheon.


At the time, the side of Professor A's white SUV had a red lacquer spray-painted profanity "miXX," and two tires, front and rear, were also sprayed.


The tires were also damaged with red lacquer spray. Photo by Facebook page 'Incheon Jeonhaedeurimnida' screen capture.

The tires were also damaged with red lacquer spray. Photo by Facebook page 'Incheon Jeonhaedeurimnida' screen capture.

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In relation to this, on the 24th, a post was uploaded on the Facebook page "Incheon Jeonhaedeurimnida" by a netizen who identified herself as Professor A's daughter.


Professor A's daughter recounted the situation, saying, "(My mother) finished her night class around 10 p.m. on the 18th and went to find her car parked on campus to leave. It was raining and dark that day, so the exterior of the car was not clearly visible, but there was graffiti in a color that looked like blood on the vehicle."


She continued, "My mother approached thinking 'maybe she saw it wrong,' but upon closer look, it was written in red lacquer 'miXX.' My mother stood there unable to do anything and sobbed for hours."


She added, "The responding police officers looked around but said it would be difficult to find the culprit as there were no nearby CCTVs or black boxes. We also reported the situation to the school the next day, but so far, both the school and police have responded indifferently and with complacency, which feels like they want to let the incident be forgotten. As a daughter, this is frustrating and upsetting."



Furthermore, she said, "My mother is struggling to face people due to fear. She has developed depression and insomnia from this incident, and as her daughter, it pains me deeply to see her tossing and turning every night. If anyone witnessed the crime, please contact us."


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