"The Crime City 2 Motivation" Drug King Park Wang-yeol, "You're not even a man" at the airport..reckless in repatriation [synthesis]

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Park Wang-yeol, the "drug king" known as a motif in "The Criminal City 2" and "Casino," has been repatriated to Korea. Appearing at the airport in handcuffs, he was seen as violent.

Park Wang-yeol left Angeles, Philippines, at 2:35 a.m. on the 25th and arrived at Incheon International Airport at 6:41 a.m., about four hours later.

Appearing at the airport, he was handcuffed with a baseball cap. The handcuffed wrists were covered, but numerous tattoos were captured on the uncapped arms.

In addition, Park Wang-yeol didn't even cover his face with a mask. Park Wang-yeol, who raised his head upright, pointed his finger at the crowd around him and argued informally, saying, "You are not even a man."

However, he remained silent on questions about repatriation to Korea, allegations of luxury life in Philippine prisons, whether members were ordered through Telegram, the existence of drug distribution charges and accomplices in Korea, whether criminal proceeds were laundered, and the bereaved families of victims.

Afterwards, he boarded a convoy waiting about three minutes after appearing at the departure hall.

Park Wang-yeol is well-known as the motif of the true story of a brutal crime in the movie "The Crime City 2." The Disney+ drama "Casino" also drew great attention based on his actual crime.

In fact, Park Wang-yeol is the main culprit of the 2016 Sugarcane Plant Murder Case, which shot and killed three Koreans in Bacolo City, Philippines.

He was accused of killing three Koreans who fled to the Philippines after committing a similar reception crime worth 15 billion won in Korea and stealing 720 million won that they were trying to invest in the casino business. He was captured by Philippine authorities in October 2022 and is serving a 60-year prison sentence there. He was arrested again in October 2020 after escaping from prison twice in the past. In particular, it was controversial when it was revealed that drugs were supplied to Korea using mobile phones even while imprisoned. Drugs worth about 60kg a month and 30 billion won were reportedly distributed in Korea.

The government has strongly pushed for repatriation, fearing that neglect of Park Wang-yeol's behavior would undermine judicial justice and lead to a series of copycat crimes by other overseas prison inmates.

The repatriation was made on the 3rd when President Lee Jae-myung requested temporary extradition at a summit with Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. during his state visit to the Philippines.

The Ministry of Justice and the National Police Agency are expected to launch specific judicial procedures as soon as they take over Park Wang-yeol's whereabouts.

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