"My Neighbor is Being Assaulted"... Why Police Tracked Down the Caller

An urgent call was made to 112, reporting, "A woman next door is being beaten."

The police who arrived even forced open the front door, but no one was inside. What happened?

On August 26, reports were filed to the police in succession stating that "a man next door is hitting a woman" and that "it is pitiful."

The dispatched police knocked on the door of the residence specified by the caller to check the situation, but there was no response.

In the end, they forced the front door open and entered.

Preparing for any possible emergency with tasers and pistols ready, they found that there was no one inside the home.

To obtain additional information, the police tracked down the caller based on the report history.

The man denied ever making the report.

However, when the police called the number from which the report was made, the man's cell phone rang, confirming that it was a false report.

The police forwarded the man to the prosecutors' office on charges of obstruction of official duties by fraudulent means.

(Photo Source: YouTube Korean National Police Agency)
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