Chinese man arrested for stealing 100 million won while saying he was going to exchange money... Concerns about destruction of evidence and escape = South Korea

A Chinese man in his 30s who approached a currency exchange office in Guro District, Seoul, South Korea, saying, "I want to exchange money," stole more than 100 million won (approximately 11 million yen) in cash and fled, was detained on the 3rd. Ta
. While the suspect denies the suspicion that it was a legitimate exchange, not theft, the police plan to continue an additional investigation, including the whereabouts of the lost amount and whether there was an accomplice.
Judge Cho Joon-rae, who specializes in warrants at the Seoul Southern District Court, responded to Mr. Chung, a Chinese man in his 30s who is accused of theft, on the same day.
He issued an arrest warrant for fear of destroying evidence and fleeing. At 3:00 p.m. that day, the Southern District Court conducted a substantive examination of the warrant against Mr. Chung (interrogation of the suspect before arrest). 2:48pm
Around this time, Jeong appeared in court and asked, "Did you plan the crime?", "Where do you intend to spend the stolen money?"
6,650,000 yen) went into the courtroom without answering questions from reporters. Jeong was located near Namguro Station on Seoul Subway Line 7 at around 5:40 pm on August 31.
He fled from a money exchange office with a shopping bag containing 120 million won (approximately 13.3 million yen). At the time, he approached the suspect at a money exchange office and said he wanted to exchange money, then fled with the cash.
After receiving the report, the police traced the line of movement based on the surveillance camera analysis, and after making simultaneous arrests throughout Seoul, it was around 9:45 pm, about four hours after the escape.
, Chung was arrested near Gwangjin-gu, Seoul. Mr. A, a man in his 40s working at a money exchange office, said that the total amount of damage was 125.3 million won (approximately 13.88 million yen). But Chong
He claimed that the 60 million won (approximately 6.65 million yen) recovered at the time of his arrest was the entire amount of damage. Mr. Chung appeared in court on this day as well and remained silent about the fate of the missing damage amount.
Police plan to apply for an arrest warrant on the 2nd of this month and continue further investigation into Chung. According to the police, Mr. Chong remitted the exchanged amount of approximately 500,000 formers (approximately 10.07 million yen) to Mr. A through an acquaintance in China.
He denied the suspicion of theft, insisting that it was not theft, but a legitimate exchange of money. The police determined that there was no credibility in Mr. Chung's claims, and they are conducting additional investigations, including understanding the circumstances surrounding the crime.
I plan to continue An official from the Guro Police Station said, "We will investigate the person who introduced Mr. Chung to the exchange office and the person who handed Mr. Chung the car after the crime.
``We will conduct a supplementary investigation, including whether there are any accomplices.''