
A man in his 40s, who was dissatisfied with his son's high school test failure for intellectual disability, went to a branch of the National Pension Service and threatened employees with a weapon, and was caught by the police.
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The National Pension Service determines the degree of disability through screening, and an IQ of 70 or less meets the requirements for intellectual disability.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Eui-jin = A man in his 40s who went to the relevant institution with a weapon out of revenge after his son failed to be diagnosed with intellectual disability was caught by the police.
Gangdong Police Station in Seoul announced on the 30th that it is arresting and investigating Mr. A (46) on charges of threatening National Pension Service employees with a weapon (special threat) because his high school son's son failed the intellectual disability test.
He is accused of visiting the corporation's Gangdong Hanam branch office with a sword at around 1:30 p.m. the previous day and saying to employees, "If you are not registered as a disabled person, I will not leave you alone." No one was hurt.
The National Pension Service determines the degree of disability after screening.
According to the Welfare of Persons with Disabilities Act, an IQ of 70 or less meets the requirements for intellectual disability.
However, the Corporation has been determining whether a person has an intellectual disability by compiling not only the results of examinations in various fields such as language comprehension and perceptual reasoning, but also the subject learning evaluation of school records.
The police, who recognized the crime through a report from the Corporation, arrested him around 2 PM on this day near the special school in Songpa-gu, where Mr. A's son is attending.
The police plan to investigate the specific circumstances of the crime and then consider applying for an arrest warrant.
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