"Who is the guy ○○ hit?" Man carrying a golf club goes to the classroom

Law: "Even if school violence occurred, the act was excessive"

A man who threatened a school violence perpetrator with a golf club after his girlfriend's child was bullied at school and the school failed to take proper action was sentenced to a fine.

According to the legal community on the 30th, Judge Jo Jae-hyeok of the Criminal Division 6 at the Busan District Court Seobu Branch sentenced Mr. A, who was indicted for violating the Child Welfare Act (child abuse), to a fine of 5 million won.

Mr. A is accused of threatening Mr. B, a middle school student in the same class who was bullying the child of the woman he was dating, with a golf club on May 20 last year. When the school did not take appropriate measures regarding the school violence issue involving Mr. B, Mr. A went directly to a middle school in Gangseo-gu, Busan, and shouted "Who is B?" in the hallway in front of Mr. B's classroom.

Even after being restrained by a teacher and moved to the counseling room, he entered the classroom where Mr. B was and threatened him by saying, "Where is the knife? Why did you throw it away?"

The court stated, "Even if there was a school violence issue, the act of directly bringing a golf club and entering the classroom during class time is excessive," and added, "Considering that the defendant has a history of several fines, the sentence was determined accordingly."

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