According to lawyer Park Soo-jin (Hyesuk Law Firm), who represents Japanese researcher Mr.
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On the afternoon of the same day, I said to Mr. A, “Please save me. Can’t you help me, the slow aging teacher, and me get back on our feet?
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I really regret this. I sent a text message saying, “I’m sorry.”
This was the day that CEO Jeong reported Mr. A, who came to his home to complain about copyright infringement, for stalking.
Before sending this text message, CEO Jeong called Mr. A’s father.
Person A stated that he criticized Mr. A for a long time and even sent him a KakaoTalk message. Representative Jeong tried to call Mr. A when he did not respond to the text message, but the call did not go through.
Attorney Park said, “If Mr. A is the perpetrator of stalking and attempted blackmail, as Representative Jeong claims, then there is no reason to appeal to such a person for help or to say that he regrets reporting the stalking.” Attorney Park also said, “Even during the continuation of the employment relationship, CEO Jeong overwhelmed the victim’s decision-making ability by mentioning the possibility of suicide when the victim expressed her intention to stop making sexual demands,” and added, “The use of the expression ‘Please save me’ this time shows a pattern of behavior in which he pressures or cajoles the other person by putting his own life as collateral in a crisis situation.”
Attorney Park said, “Mr. Jeong’s actions of repeatedly attempting to unilaterally contact the victim and his family while ignoring his legal representative’s request to refrain from contacting him constitute an act of stalking under the Stalking Punishment Act.” Mr. A is suing CEO Jeong on charges of copyright infringement, defamation, false accusation, forced harassment by force, and stalking.
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