News

Man Secretly Puts Bodily Fluids and Watches Eerily… What Happened to Female Cafe Owner

Bodily Fluid Terror in Woman's Tumbler… Supreme Court First Recognizes 'Forced Indecency'

When quoting or using this interview, please explicitly credit the program SBS <News Hunters>.
Copyright belongs to SBS.


■ Broadcast: SBS <News Hunters>, Monday–Friday ( 18:50–19:50)
■ Anchors: Kim Jong-won, Yoon Tae-jin
■ Panelists: Moon Yu-jin (Attorney for the victim of the "bodily fluid terror"), Jung Jun-ho (SBS Reporter)
--------------------------------------------

- Male customer visits a cafe run by a woman
- Man in his 30s puts his bodily fluids into the woman's tumbler
- Victim drinks from the tumbler unaware of the bodily fluid terror
- Perpetrator watches the victim drink the contents of the tumbler
- Early in the investigation, only the charge of "property damage" for ruining the tumbler was reviewed
- Victim's side requests application of forced indecency charges
- Lower courts (1st and 2nd instances) recognize only property damage... forced indecency acquitted
- Key issue in precedents for forced indecency is "direct physical contact"
- Supreme Court focuses on the criminal intent and concludes it is forced indecency
- Supreme Court: "Intent to make the victim drink it"
- Forced indecency carries up to 10 years in prison or a fine of up to 15 million won

※ More details are available in the video.
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
Copyright Ⓒ SBS. All rights reserved. 무단 전재, 재배포 및 AI학습 이용 금지

Most Read