Middle school girl with intellectual disability, teenagers with cigarette burns on their cheeks

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Entered 2024.12.11. 9.59am
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Reporter Moon Kyung-geun
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On the 23rd of last month, a 15-year-old middle school girl with intellectual disabilities was assaulted by a group of teenagers in Daejeon. The photo is an assault
The victimized female student. JTBC ‘Case Leader’ camera
A group of teenage students assaulted a middle school girl with an intellectual disability and filmed it for two days and posted it on social media.
An incident occurred.
According to JTBC’s ‘Incidence Chief’ on the 10th, on the 23rd of last month, in Daejeon, a person with the intellectual ability of a lower elementary school grade was found.
Ms. A, a 15-year-old middle school girl, was assaulted by a group of teenagers. The perpetrators were 6 people, including adults.
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According to Ms. A’s mother, Ms. B, Ms. A and the perpetrators became acquainted through SNS three months ago, and Ms.
After one of the girls, a female student, argued on social media, her boyfriend, a teenage male student, went to Yangwool A with a group of people.
do Murinon came to Ms. A’s house, forced her into the car, moved to another location, and assaulted her for three hours.
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Mr. B said, “I assaulted my daughter at Bomunsan Mountain and then drove her to the basement of a shopping mall, which is a blind spot on Taewi’s closed circuit (CCTV) TV.”
“We moved to the conductor and ran for about an hour.” More “My daughter came home with a mess all over her body and cigarette burns on both cheeks.”
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“There are no serious burn scars,” he said.
One of the assailants filmed the entire assault and shared it on social media. Mr. B said, “The group of assailants will go to the house where they will go.”
“I dropped him off nearby and made him bow to his knees and apologize,” he said.
He claimed, “I don’t have any sense of guilt to the point where I say, ‘Cause it.’”
Ms. A cried and complained to Ms. B, saying, “I’m living with the kids,” “Can’t I move?” and “I lost my cell phone.”
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I reported Mr. B’s assailant to the police, but they burst out in anger, saying he had a shameless attitude.
Mr. B said, “I called my daughter on the phone with the boy on the day of the report and told him to ‘come to the police station,’ but he said, ‘I know.’
“He did not come to Haenong High School,” he said. “The police investigation was postponed because the whereabouts of two of the six perpetrators were not known.”
“We are losing,” he claimed.
“My daughter is extremely anxious because the perpetrators know her home address,” he said. “The police are just busy.
“But it would be nice if you could be a little more careful,” he said:
Reporter Moon Kyung-geun