Caught red-handed by a detective's sharp eye on his way to work.
We have a story about a man who committed a sex crime in a public restroom and fled, only to be caught by the sharp instincts of an off-duty detective heading to work.
Last month, this man was seen pacing back and forth near a public restroom in Mapo-gu, Seoul.
He then looked around before entering the women's restroom.
He is suspected of committing a crime against a woman who was inside.
After receiving the report, the assigned investigator analyzed CCTV footage to identify the suspect's appearance and characteristics.
Two days later, the investigator was driving to work.
While driving, he happened to cross paths with this man walking on the street and instinctively realized, "This is the suspect."
The investigator immediately got out of the car, followed the man while making sure not to tip him off, and notified his team via the investigation messenger.
Team members who were also on their way to work quickly gathered at the scene.
The investigator tracked the man's movements without losing sight of him until the rest of the team arrived, and together they carried out a joint operation to finally arrest him.
As expected, if you do something bad, you always get caught.
The investigator's keen eye is truly impressive.
(Photo Source: YouTube Seoul Metropolitan Police)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
"Found Him"... Caught Red-Handed on the Way to Work
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