After setting fire to the top 10 government offices that broadcast school violence videos, they even broadcast arson

(1)School riot video and fire broadcasting…Teenage SNS addiction is serious
(2)Last month, teenage students in Chungcheongnam-do were involved in mass assault on their peers and posted videos of the assault and investigation on social media Less than a month has passed, but this time, one of the perpetrators set fire to the government office and broadcast the footage live on social media again I’m reporter Baek Sanghyun
(3)Report
(4)A fire rises from a pile of fallen leaves with white smoke
(5)When you blow it in, there’s a spark here and there
(6)Whoo! Whoo
(7)They want me to turn up the heat
(8)Hey, light the fire. We don’t have firewood here
(9)There are a lot of trees
(10)I’ll explain the scene of the fire as if I were showing it off
(11)I can see the smoke. I can see the smoke. The district office
(12)The fire started at the Seobuk-gu Office in Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province
(13)I set a fire 30m in front of the district office building
(14)There are many dry leaves around, which can spread to a big fire
(15)It was so obvious
(16)The police were dispatched to report this to a citizen who saw it on social media, but it was after they ran away
(17)An official from Seobuk-gu, Cheonan-si, Chungcheongnam-do. There were signs of fire when we went, and all the kids ran away
(18)I didn’t have any
(19)Police caught six teenagers based on social media footage
(20)One of them was the perpetrator of a recent school violence in Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province
(21)At that time, the perpetrators exchanged violent videos on social media or told stories in real time after police investigations
(22)But most of them are young boys under the age of 14
(23)I avoided criminal punishment
(24)In the end, following the school violence, they set fire to the government office yard
(25)We even broadcast the scene live on social media
(26)About 400 people watched this video in real time
(27)Lee Seung-hyun, a senior researcher at the Korea Criminal Justice Policy Institute, frequently posts self-information. I don’t think they learned what they did was a criminal act and how it could affect the victim
(28)The police plan to hand over the student who participated in both the school violence and the arson case to the court’s juvenile department within this week
(29)I’m Baek Sanghyun from KBS News
(30)Ahn Sung-bok, a photographer
(31)▣ Read the original KBS article

(1)It’s a live broadcast
(2)Cell phone shooting screen
(3)Yesterday, Seobuk-gu, Cheonan-si, Chungcheongnam-do

(1)It’s a live broadcast
(2)Hey, light the fire
(3)There’s no firewood. There are a lot of trees here. News reports

(1)It’s a live broadcast
(2)7 Six teenagers arrested…Including the perpetrators of school violence in Cheonan

(1)It’s live on fire
(2)Voice modulation of officials from Seobuk-gu, Cheonan-si, Chungcheongnam-do
(3)There were signs of fire when we went
(4)7 The police were on their way, so they were running away with it

(1)It’s live on fire
(2)Violators of Cheonan School Violence
(3)7 Share violent videos on social media and broadcast daily stories after police investigation

(1)It’s a live broadcast
(2)7 Ward Office Fire Protection Live…About 400 people are watching in real time

(1)It’s live on fire
(2)Lee Seung-hyun, Senior Researcher at the Korea Criminal Justice Policy Institute
(3)It’s a part of our daily lives to post our own information
(4)What they did was a criminal act, and how it affected the victim
(5)I think it’s not something that I learned about