
광주 북구 운암동 아파트서 방화로 13명 병원 이송
광주 북구의 한 아파트에서 극단적 선택을 시도하며 불을 질러 다수의 인명피해를 낸 40대 A씨에 대해 경찰이 구속영장을 신청했다. 이 화재로 경비원이 심정지 상태로 이송되는 등 13명이 병원으로 옮겨졌다.
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피의자 A씨는 우울증 치료를 위해 휴직 중이었으며, 술에 취한 상태로 아파트 세대 내에서 방화한 혐의를 받고 있다.
(전남광주=연합뉴스) 정다움 기자 = 극단적인 선택을 하기 위해 아파트에 불을 내 다수의 인명 피해를 낸 40대에 대해 경찰이 구속영장을 신청했다.
광주 북부경찰서는 13일 현주건조물방화치상 혐의로 A씨에 대한 구속영장을 신청했다.
A씨는 지난 11일 오후 6시 33분께 전남광주 북구 운암동 한 지상 21층짜리 아파트 6층 세대 안에서 고의로 불을 낸 혐의를 받는다.
이 불로 70대 경비원이 심정지 상태로 병원에 이송되는 등 총 13명이 병원에 옮겨져 치료를 받았다.
A씨는 경찰 조사에서 "죽고 싶어서 불을 냈다"는 취지로 진술한 것으로 전해졌다.
당시 술에 취한 상태였던 A씨는 옷걸이에 걸린 옷에 라이터로 불을 붙인 것으로 조사됐다.
A씨는 우울증으로 병원 치료를 받은 적이 있으며 지역 공공기관에서 근무하다가 치료를 위해 휴직 중이었던 것으로 파악됐다.
경찰은 프로파일러를 투입해 범행 동기를 조사한 결과 A씨의 진술에 신빙성이 있다고 판단했다.
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법원의 A씨 구속 전 피의자 심문(영장실질심사) 개최
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South Korean actor Ko Kyung-pyo, 36, is under police investigation for drunk driving after crashing into a street-cleaning truck in Seoul's Mapo-gu district early Saturday. His breathalyzer result exceeded the legal threshold for license revocation, and his agency CL&Company issued an apology on his behalf.

Actor Ko Kyung-pyo, 36, was caught drunk driving after crashing into a cleaning truck in Seoul's Mapo ward early Saturday. Police found his blood alcohol level high enough for license revocation. His agency apologized, and police plan to investigate the crash circumstances.

Actor Go Kyung-pyo crashed into a garbage truck while driving a car while drunk in Donggyo-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul. The blood alcohol level was at the level of license revocation (0.08% or higher), and the agency apologized and said it would humbly accept future punishment.

The Cheonan branch of the Daejeon District Court will be interrogating A, a mother in her 40s, who is accused of abusing and killing her teenage son with severe developmental disabilities at an apartment in Dujeong-dong, Seobuk-gu, Cheonan City, before arresting her at 3 p.m. on the 14th. Mr. A reported to 119 at 8:27 am on the 12th, saying, 'My son is not breathing,' and the paramedics found signs of binding on Mr. B's hands and feet and requested a joint response from the police. The police urgently arrested Mr. A at the hospital around 10 a.m. on the same day, and Mr. A reportedly made a statement to the effect that 'his hands and feet were tied to prevent his usual violent behavior.' The police requested an autopsy of the body from the National Institute of Forensic Science and are also investigating whether other family members were abused. Group B's family had no history of reporting child abuse, and was not included in the comprehensive child abuse investigation conducted by Cheonan City after the 'church child death' incident in August. It appears that whether Mr. A will be detained will be decided as early as this evening.
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The person who jumped in with his bare body without any equipment to save a drowning person in a reservoir in Yangju, Gyeonggi Province, was confirmed to be Taejeong Yoon, a firefighter at Jungnang Fire Station in Seoul. Firefighter Yoon, who was taking a walk with his wife on holiday, approached the drowning man before the rescue team arrived and continued his desperate rescue by shouting, ‘Breathe, look at the sky!’ and ‘Let’s live together!’ He cooperated with other firefighters who arrived at the scene to get everyone out of the water safely.