Attacked by Foreigners in a Vehicle, Yet Case Treated as 'Hit-and-Run Property Damage'… Outrage Over Police Response [Hanburi]

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'Hanburi' covers the 'foreigner attack incident' that occurred in Icheon, Gyeonggi Province.

In an episode of JTBC's "Han Moon-chul's Black Box Review" (hereinafter referred to as "Hanburi") airing on the 6th, the program will focus on a harrowing attack by unidentified foreigners on the shoulder of an outer road.

The footage released that day captures a tense moment in which two foreigners rush out from a vehicle that blocked the path of a black box-equipped car (a vehicle equipped with a dashcam) just as it was about to depart after stopping. In particular, the perpetrators reportedly spoke in incomprehensible words while smiling creepily; one kicked the hood, while the other threatened with an unidentified object in hand, shocking viewers.

The production team hears the full story of the incident through an interview with the whistleblower. The whistleblower explains that they were stopped on the shoulder of the outer road and felt something was off when a vehicle approaching from the opposite side pulled up right next to their car, prompting them to depart immediately. They state that the other vehicle then immediately made a U-turn, accelerated, and pursued them; when the whistleblower, feeling threatened, stopped the car on the shoulder, the attackers blocked their path and carried out the assault.

The whistleblower also voices frustration over what they found difficult to accept regarding the police response. On-duty officers at the time stated, "You should have locked your doors, reported it, and waited," and even after the incident was formally registered at the police station, the authorities reportedly displayed an attitude of treating the case merely as a level of 'hit-and-run property damage,' sparking intense anger.

The road where the incident occurred is a place with heavy traffic from foreign workers. The whistleblower appeals that they are experiencing extreme fear, not only due to the damage of their car's hood being dented but also because the perpetrator has not yet been apprehended. In response, Attorney Han Moon-chul urges an active reinvestigation by the police, stating, "Proper investigative inquiries must be conducted even now."

The program will also highlight a suspected insurance fraud case in which a claimant demanded approximately 12 million won in compensation, citing injuries such as a fractured nasal bone following a minor collision.

It is reported that after a minor collision occurred during reverse parking, the other party demanded excessive compensation on grounds of "fractured nasal bone, bruises, and dog diarrhea," causing the whistleblower to suffer greatly. Upon hearing this, the panelists also could not hide their disbelief, exclaiming, "This is truly the worst."

However, an analysis of CCTV footage directly secured by the whistleblower and cross-verification by the police are expected to reveal circumstances indicating false claims, providing a satisfying twist.

Meanwhile, singer Yeong-tak will appear as a guest on the episode airing that day. Yeong-tak is expected to boost the atmosphere with a dance performance of his new song "Kkeok-yeo" and a medley of hit songs. The program airs at 9:50 p.m. on the 6th.

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*This content was translated by AI.