Firefighter Attempted to Break into Ex-Girlfriend's House Armed with a Weapon
Driving Under the Influence for About 40km
An active firefighter was arrested by the police for attempting to break into his ex-girlfriend's house while armed with a weapon.
The Seoul Western Police Station announced on the 16th that they have requested an arrest warrant for a man identified as A on charges including violation of the Stalking Punishment Act, trespassing, special intimidation, property damage, and drunk driving.
According to the police, A is accused of trying to enter his ex-girlfriend's house by climbing the exterior wall of a multi-family house in Eunpyeong-gu around 11 p.m. the previous day while armed with a weapon.
A reportedly committed the act after the victim refused to open the door.
Police investigations revealed that A drove approximately 40 km to the crime scene while intoxicated. At the time of arrest, A's blood alcohol concentration was 0.065%, which is at the license suspension level.
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The police are currently investigating the specific motives behind the crime.
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