Blood-Soaked, Naked Jung Jae-hwan Flails in Hallway… Shocking Convenience Store Footage Emerges

A blood-soaked man in handcuffs flails and rolls on the hallway floor as police officers and firefighters look on.

The man, subdued by police while completely naked, is 24-year-old Jung Jae-hwan, who is accused of brutally murdering his friend with a weapon.

Newly released footage shows the moment of arrest of Jung Jae-hwan, the suspect in the "friend murder" case that occurred at an apartment in Hayang-eup, Gyeongsan, Gyeongsangbuk-do, in the early hours of July 4.

The video was filmed at around 4:58 AM by a friend of the victim who rushed to the scene.

This friend had gone to the victim's home after receiving a phone call asking for help, but Jung Jae-hwan was not at the scene at that time.

Jung Jae-hwan returned to the crime scene about five minutes later and appeared flustered when he saw the friends. It was only after the friends shouted at the dispatched police officers, asking, "Why aren't you arresting this person when he is the culprit?" that Jung was subdued at around 4:57 AM.


Immediately after the crime, Jung Jae-hwan engaged in bizarre behavior, including visiting a convenience store naked and taking banana-flavored milk.

During this process, CCTV footage revealed that police officers who received a report from the convenience store at around 4:25 AM spotted Jung from inside their patrol car, but failed to immediately get out and arrest him, sparking controversy over a lax initial response.

Jung tested negative in a preliminary drug screening, and reportedly told police during questioning regarding the crime, "I don't remember because I was drunk."

As a result, speculations are rising that Jung may attempt to seek a reduced sentence by claiming "mental and physical weakness" due to intoxication at the time of the crime.

Jung is accused of biting the face of the victim—with whom he was drinking in the early hours of July 4—stabbing him multiple times with a weapon to murder him, and then attempting to desecrate the body.

(Reported by Lee Hyeon-yeong | Video Editing by Kim Na-on, Design by Lee Jeong-ju, Produced by SBS Digital News)
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