
As soon as the Busan schedule is over, visit the Incheon Police Agency and ask for a quick investigation and measures to prevent recurrence.
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A knife attack occurred at a large supermarket in Incheon, causing damage to citizens.
President Lee Jae-myung visited the Incheon Police Agency on the 13th and requested a prompt and strict investigation and follow-up measures for the knife attack incident at a large supermarket in Incheon.
On this day, President Lee visited Incheon as soon as he arrived in Seoul after completing a welcoming ceremony for the Northern Sea Route test operation and an encouraging visit to the HMM headquarters at the unveiling ceremony in Busan, and received a report on the incident, investigation status, and victim's condition from Incheon Metropolitan Police Agency Commissioner Yoo Seung-ryeol, said Ki-hong Ki, senior secretary for public relations and communications at the Blue House, in a written briefing.
Attending the event were Acting National Police Agency Commissioner Kim Jong-cheol, Incheon Mayor Park Chan-dae, Presidential Chief of Staff Kang Hoon-sik, Blue House Policy Director Ha Jun-kyung, and Senior Secretary for Civil Affairs Han Chan-sik.
President Lee ordered, “Take special measures against violent crimes that cause serious damage to innocent citizens and the socially vulnerable and threaten the peaceful daily lives of the people.”
He also said, “Protecting the lives and safety of the people is the most basic and important responsibility of the police,” and asked, “Please prepare effective measures to prevent the recurrence of similar incidents and focus all of your capabilities on preventing and quickly responding to violent crimes.”
In addition, taking this incident as an opportunity, we thoroughly inspected the overall management and supervision system for electronic anklet wearers and prepared measures to fundamentally improve the problems revealed, while also calling for special attention to necessary measures such as treatment, recovery, and personal protection of victims.

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The current president of Kyonggi University, who was indicted on charges of forcibly molesting a student, was sentenced to eight months in prison in the first trial. The court acknowledged the credibility of the victim's statement and strongly criticized the defendant's secondary assault. The school plans to initiate disciplinary procedures.

A woman in her 20s suffered cardiac arrest after being stabbed with a weapon by a man in his 50s at a large commercial facility in Incheon and is currently hospitalized in the intensive care unit after surgery. A total of eight people were injured in this incident, and the police plan to investigate the motive for the crime and apply for an arrest warrant on the 14th.

A man in his 50s who was wreaking havoc and brandishing a weapon at a commercial facility in Namdong-gu, Incheon, was subdued thanks to the courageous response of Shin Jung-hyun, an office worker in his 20s, and citizens. Mr. Shin stopped the criminal by throwing a chair and played a decisive role in preventing further casualties.

On the afternoon of the 13th, a man in his 50s, Mr. A, tied a weapon with both hands and went on a rampage at a large commercial facility in Guwol-dong, Namdong-gu, Incheon, injuring eight customers. Among them, one woman in her 20s was taken to the hospital in cardiac arrest, and Mr. A was subdued by citizens at the scene and arrested by the police.