Sexual assault during what was supposed to be a part-time job interview... Teenage woman commits suicide = South Korea

A teenage woman who was looking for a part-time job visited the store thinking she was working at a study cafe, but was encouraged to engage in sex trafficking, sexually assaulted, and then took her own life.
According to South Korea's Busan Saha Police Station on the 5th, police recently detained A, a man in his 30s, on suspicion of lewdness by force and solicitation of prostitution.
A is suspected of taking Mr. B (19), a ronin student, to his room and sexually assaulting him using coercive methods.
According to the police investigation and testimony from Mr. B's acquaintances, Mr. B posted his resume on an online recruitment/job search site around April.
After looking at the resume, Mr. A approached Mr. B by deceiving him that he was affiliated with Study Café. Afterwards, the two had an interview at a study cafe in Busanjin-gu.
At the interview, A recommended a part-time job at a kissing room (a type of adult entertainment), saying, ``There are easier and better jobs out there.'' After taking Mr. B to the kissing room in the building next door, he said he would "practical training".
It was discovered that he had actually committed sexual assault. Mr. B committed suicide a month later due to the shock of this day. Through communication records and testimonies from acquaintances, the police revealed that A was involved in sex trafficking and that Mr.
It is understood that the suspicions of adultery through force have been proven. However, since there was no direct statement from Mr. B, it would not be easy to apply the sexual assault charge against Mr. A.
It was investigated that A was prostitution in a form similar to minors, etc., and there is a possibility that there are more victims like Mr. B.
It has been raised. A police official said, "(A) continued to deny committing the crime and detained him because there was a fear of destroying the evidence."
On the other hand, the two operators of the kissing room, who are presumed to have been supplied with women by A, are also being investigated without indictment without detention on suspicion of violating the Employment Security Act.
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