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"I could have died." A mother and daughter threatened with a gun and a dagger after a single lane change [Han-blee]

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Yun Seongyeol

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/Photo provided by JTBC
/Photo provided by JTBC

'Han-blee' shines a light on the terrifying chase in which a mother and daughter were threatened with a gun and a dagger, even as their vehicle was rammed, following an incident at a road hanbok festival.

In the episode of JTBC's 'Han Moon-chul's Blackbox Review' (hereinafter 'Han-blee'), airing on the 22nd in the afternoon, the program focuses intensively on the story of a mother and daughter who were threatened with a gun and a dagger at a road hanbok festival.

The released video shows the vehicle in question cutting in front of the blackbox-equipped car, after which the driver exits the vehicle and points a gun. The startled owner of the blackbox car managed to evade, but the other vehicle persistently followed and even caused a rear-end collision.

After the accident, not only was the gun barrel pointed again, but the tires were also seen being punctured. It is shocking that such threats resulted from a single lane change.

The production team meets with the victimized mother and daughter to hear the full details of the incident. The whistleblower stated, "At the time, I was so frightened that I couldn't tell whether it was a real gun or a fake one. I was terrified because I thought I could die if shot."

The driver who returned to their vehicle rear-ended the whistleblower's car once more, put on gloves, and then pulled out a dagger. They proceeded to puncture all of the tires and even smashed the windows. The panelists were left speechless upon witnessing this.

When police arrived, the perpetrator claimed, "I am the victim; I caught a hit-and-run driver, so why are you treating me like this?" displaying an audacious attitude as if they were the wronged party. It was further revealed that the perpetrator calmly held and patted their young child, sending the studio into shock once again.

/Photo provided by JTBC
/Photo provided by JTBC

Additionally, Yook Eun-young, known as "the epitome of education reform" and who garnered significant attention through her recent 'Yook Eun-young On-site Report,' will appear at the Seoul Meeting Plaza Rest Area for Chuseok. Yook Eun-young will conduct safety inspections at rest areas to ensure a pleasant journey home, capturing various "traffic horrors" such as speeding, parking villains, and failure to wear seatbelts, and will present solutions.

She will also visit a fatigue rest stop to carry out a 'Drowsy Driving Elimination Campaign' aimed at preventing drowsy driving on the way home for Chuseok. Yook Eun-young will convey messages for a safe holiday journey by directly showcasing vivid scenes from the field.

Meanwhile, singer Hong Ji-yoon will also appear as a guest for the special Chuseok episode. The program airs at 9:50 p.m. on the 22nd.

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