Nana's home intruder, first appeal trial today (13th)..Appeals against 7-year prison sentence from the first instance

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A man in his 30s, identified as A, who broke into the home of actress Nana (real name Lim Jin-ah) from the group After School and committed robbery, will appear in court again.

On the afternoon of the 13th, the 14th Criminal Division B of Seoul High Court will hold the first appeal trial for A's charge of aggravated robbery and assault.

Previously, the Criminal Division 1 of Namyangju Branch of Uijeongbu District Court (Presiding Judge Kim Guk-sik) sentenced A to seven years in prison during a sentencing hearing on charges of aggravated robbery and assault filed with detention last July.

At that time, the court found A guilty of aggravated robbery and assault against Nana, while changing the charge against Nana's mother, B, from aggravated robbery and assault to aggravated robbery causing injury by official authority, and ruled it guilty.

A was indicted on charges of breaking into Nana's home in Achon-dong, Guri-si, Gyeonggi-do, at around 5:38 a.m. on November 15 last year with a weapon, threatening the mother and daughter with the weapon, and demanding money, but was subdued by Nana and her mother, resulting in an attempted crime.

As a result of this incident, Nana and her mother B suffered injuries requiring medical treatment for 33 days and 31 days, respectively. A also filed a complaint against Nana for attempted murder and special assault, claiming he was stabbed in the neck while being subdued. Subsequently, Nana's self-defense was recognized, leading to a decision not to prosecute, while the false accusation case filed by Nana's side was sent to the Prosecution Service with an opinion to indict.

The key point of contention in the court battle between both sides was "possession of a weapon." A consistently denied the charge, but the court did not accept A's claims based on the specific and consistent testimonies of Nana and her mother, ruling that most of the criminal facts were guilty.

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