A teenage man was arrested for making prank calls and text messages to the family of a missing woman in her 30s in Jeju.

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In relation to the disappearance of a woman in her 30s that occurred in Jeju, a teenage man who made several prank calls to the missing person's family was caught by the police on the 22nd.

A police official emphasized, "False reports, prank calls, distribution of unconfirmed facts online, and acts of ridicule or disparagement targeting the family of a missing person are serious secondary offenses and can be punished according to relevant laws."

Jang Mi-ran, who went missing in Jeju, has not been confirmed for over three months after leaving her home in Hallim-eup on the night of May 12.

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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jeong Yun-ju = A teenage man who made several prank calls to the missing person's family regarding the disappearance of a woman in her 30s that occurred in Jeju was caught by the police on the 22nd.

The National Investigation Headquarters of the National Police Agency announced that it arrested Mr. A on charges of violating the Stalking Punishment Act by sending text messages and making prank calls 17 times to the contact information disclosed by the missing person's family, saying, 'If you let them hear your moans, we will help you find the missing person.'

The police also issued Emergency Emergency Measure No. 2 (a restraining order using telecommunications) against Mr. A.

A police official emphasized, "False reports, prank calls, distribution of unconfirmed facts online, and acts of ridicule or disparagement targeting the family of a missing person are serious secondary offenses and can be punished according to relevant laws."

Jang Mi-ran (37), who went missing in Jeju, has not been seen for over three months after leaving her home in Hallim-eup on the night of May 12.