"Kick of late director Kim Chang-min's head"..The contents of the perpetrator's warrant are 'shocking' [Star Issue]

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Public anger is growing as the perpetrator, who massively assaulted and killed the late coach Kim Chang-min, was found to have inflicted a so-called "sarker kick" that kicked the victim's head.

According to JTBC's report on the 10th, Lee, the main culprit, punched director Kim in the face more than 10 times, and even after Kim collapsed, he stepped on or kicked his head and face more than 10 times. All of these contents were included in the second warrant request prepared by the police after complementary investigation.

In addition, it was determined that "it resulted in death by causing cerebral hemorrhage throughout the brain, such as pressing the body with a knee." There was also a reference statement that "he hit coach Kim with a kick," he reported.

It has been confirmed that Lee has a total of six criminal experiences, including a history of being punished twice for violent incidents, including joint detention. The police believed that there was a high concern about destroying evidence, citing the circumstances in which Lee and his accomplice met before the police investigation, but the court rejected all the second arrest warrants following the first, saying, "The housing is constant and there is no fear of destroying evidence."

Criticism of the investigative agency's complacent initial response and investigation process in the early days of the case is also growing. The first arrest warrant, which was filed immediately after the incident, only contained the fact that Lee punched director Kim three times in the head. After the complementary investigation, the scene of the foot assault on CCTV was specified in detail.

In response, Kim's bereaved family said, "Just three days after the accident, I applied for a warrant without proper confirmation and was rejected," adding, "It was a hasty investigation."

Earlier, Kim had a quarrel with a group of men in their 20s while eating with his developmental disability son at a restaurant in Guri-si, Gyeonggi-do, on October 20 last year. The perpetrators not only knocked out the deceased with a so-called "back choke" that strangled him from behind, but also indiscriminately assaulted him, dragging director Kim outside the restaurant and continuing the assault.

In particular, after the incident, A drew public outrage for his unrepentant appearance, releasing a song with the lyrics, "I'm already gone, I'm a bully."

Meanwhile, the deceased, who was born in 1985, directed films such as "Whose Daughter" (2016) and "Exit 3 of Guui Station" (2019), and participated in films such as "Firefighter" (2024), "Rain and Your Story" (2021), "Witch" (2018), and "The Drug King" (2018).

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