'Nana's Home Intrusion' Robber Posted Message on Day of Arrest... "What If a Robber Gets Stabbed by a Knife?" [Star Scene]

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A 30-year-old man, identified as A, who was brought to trial for illegally entering After School member Nana's home and injuring both Nana and her daughter, resumed his defense arguments.

The First Criminal Division of the Namyangju Branch of the Uijeongbu District Court held a trial on the 4th against A, who was arrested and prosecuted for robbery and injury. Previously, the court had concluded the defense arguments on the 19th of last month, but conducted additional arguments ahead of the sentencing.

According to the Prosecution Service on this day, the defendant posted a message on an online site on the day of his arrest. It was revealed that he posted questions such as "What if a robber who broke in gets stabbed by the homeowner?" and "Possibility of actual detention for attempted aggravated robbery."

The post included statements such as "The homeowner and her daughter were awake but were told not to call the police," "Stabbed the robber's face and beat him indiscriminately with fists," and "Taken away for emergency treatment." It also contained content like "The victim does not wish for punishment, please show leniency" and "If the police request an actual detention warrant, will I be able to accept it?"

The Prosecution Service pointed out that the post was written on the day of the arrest, and the court also directly asked, "Why did you post such content?" In response, the defendant claimed, "This was not written before the crime. It was written at the police detention center after reaching an agreement with the victim. At that time, a prior agreement had already been made, so I testified accordingly, and I wrote it out of curiosity about how I would be punished. The answers to that have not been confirmed."

Meanwhile, A was brought to trial last November for allegedly entering Nana's home in Achon-dong, Guri, threatening Nana and her daughter, and demanding property.

Subsequently, A counter-sued Nana for attempted murder and other charges, claiming that Nana and her daughter were injured during the process of subduing him. However, the police determined that Nana's actions were justified self-defense and decided not to file charges. Nana filed a counter-suit against A for false accusation.

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