What are you, a foreigner? Korean riders who are directly arrested

Mr. A, Uztemkisran, who works as a deliveryman in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, said he was delivering food in front of a restaurant at the end of last month.
I spent a full day waiting for the ceremony to come out. Suddenly, a Korean delivery man approached Mr. A and said, “I need a visa.”
He said, “Please show me” – Mr. A said he received a residence visa (F-2) and did not disclose the relevant documents:
However, the Korean delivery man did not believe him for two days and repeatedly asked Mr. A about his nationality and ability.
On the 21st, “I felt unfair because I felt like I was misunderstood because I looked different.” More “These days, there are foreign riders among delivery workers.
“I often see people report it as soon as they see it,” he said.
Recently, there have been cases where Korean delivery workers directly report foreign delivery workers they bumped into on the road or in restaurants to the police.
It is increasing: The purpose is to report illegal delivery companies, but in this process, there are physical incidents between Koreans and foreigners.
It has been pointed out that human conflicts are occurring or that the wrong frame of foreign victims is being created:

According to the current law, in order for a foreigner to work in the delivery industry, he or she must hold a residence (F-2), permanent residence (F-5), or marriage immigration (F-6) visa.
Handa: However, some foreigners who do not have such a visa are entering the delivery business by borrowing or purchasing a name template.
Accordingly, Korean delivery workers, who want to avoid losing their delivery opportunities, are directly cracking down on illegal deliveries by foreigners:
On the National Delivery Service Community, ‘Illegal delivery workers should be arrested when they are picking up food rather than simply moving around.’
Even a specific reporting manual in the form of ‘knees are raised’ is being shared:
Occasional assault incidents also occur: Mr. B, a Korean deliveryman in his 40s working in Seongbuk-gu, Seol, said on the 3rd,
Because the mother was of foreign nationality, they suspected that delivery worker C was illegally employed and reported it to the police. Mr. B last month
On the 26th, I reported a D-seat that was looking at a mobile phone screen in Vietnamese, and a fight broke out in the process.
Mr. B had a broken finger and no injuries on his arm. An official at the Seongbuk Police Station said, “Mr. B-C D was assaulted.”
“We have registered this as a case and are investigating whether or not it is illegal employment,” he said.