What a sudden bolt from the blue.. Taxi passenger turns into a robber with a weapon, arrested in a satisfying ending [Han-blee]

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'Han-blee' shines a light on bizarre bolt-from-the-blue incidents on the road.

In the JTBC program 'Han Moon-chul's Blackbox Review' (hereinafter 'Han-blee'), airing on the 27th in the afternoon, the top seven bizarre bolt-from-the-blue incidents on the road will be revealed. Dizzying videos are introduced, ranging from a mysterious 'sofa board' speeding down the road to a loop box flying through the air.

Among them, the 'No. 1' incident is a bizarre robbery that occurred in a taxi. A rear-seat passenger pulled out scissors to threaten the taxi driver, but the driver managed to snatch the scissors, bringing the robbery to an immediate end. The perpetrator of the incident, which could have easily led to a major casualty, has been arrested, delivering a satisfying conclusion.

The program also highlights the right-turn stop rule, which has been in effect for four years but is still not being observed. In one video, it points out that as many as 11 vehicles failed to stop for right turns within just one minute, despite being in a concentrated enforcement period, showing that many drivers overlook the right-turn stop rule.

In addition, the program introduces the unjust story of a reporter who was caught in a police crackdown despite making a proper right turn. Panelists expressed their bewilderment, saying, "We didn't do anything wrong?" In response, lawyer Han Moon-chul emphasizes the clear enforcement criteria for the right-turn stop rule.

Additionally, the program reveals videos of road incidents and accidents caused by alcohol. From a drunk person appearing in the middle of the road, kicking a taxi and attempting to board, to a drunk person falling at a taxi stand and then being overpowered, the program conveys the need for awareness about excessive drinking through various incident videos.

Meanwhile, on this broadcast, broadcaster Hwang Jae-kyun, a former baseball player, appears as a guest. In the 'What's the Score' segment, Hwang Jae-kyun said, "The moment I say 'but,' my chest feels tight," showing his side as a dedicated viewer of 'Han-blee.'

It is also reported that he transformed into an 'entertainment machine,' displaying his bold wit that even caused the panelists to declare a recording halt, and even aimed for a permanent spot on 'Han-blee.' The program airs at 8:50 p.m. on the 27th.

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