A Man in His 50s Arrested for Hanging a Banner Saying 'Seeking Elderly Woman to Have a Child' in Front of a Girls' High School

Police "Reviewing Additional Charges Including Violations of the Child and Youth Protection Act Besides Outdoor Advertising Act Violations"

A man in his 50s who hung a banner saying "Looking for a woman to have children and manage the household" on a truck in front of a girls' high school in Dalseo-gu, Daegu, was arrested by the police. Photo by Facebook 'Real-time Daegu' capture

[Asia Economy Reporter Yoon Seul-gi] A man in his 50s was booked without detention on charges of parking a truck with a banner stating "Looking for women aged 13 to 20 to have children and live" in front of a girls' high school in Daegu.

Daegu Seongseo Police Station announced on the 9th that Mr. A (59) was booked without detention on charges of violating the Outdoor Advertising Act.

Mr. A is accused of hanging a banner on his truck in front of a girls' high school in Dalseo-gu around 3 p.m. the previous day, which read, "Looking for women aged 13 to 20 to have children and take care of a rough 60-year-old grandfather living alone as a sacrificial species." Below the banner, a phone number presumed to be Mr. A's contact information was also listed.

The police, who responded to the report at the time, warned Mr. A, but he reportedly moved the truck from the school's main gate to the back gate. Eventually, the police arrested Mr. A in flagrante delicto.

A police official stated that they are currently considering applying additional charges against Mr. A, including violations of the Child and Youth Protection Act, in addition to the Outdoor Advertising Act violation.

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