Threatening convenience store clerk with ``knuckles with knife''...``Purchased for self-defense'' = South Korea

The Seoul Seocho Police Station has applied for a arrest warrant on suspicion of special intimidation for a man in his 50s who threatened a convenience store clerk with his knuckles on because he was dissatisfied with customer service. Day
revealed. At around 7:20 a.m. the previous day, Suspect A was outside a convenience store in Chamong-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul, holding a folding knife in his knuckle and opening the window of the convenience store.
He is suspected of hitting Russ. The police, who were dispatched after receiving a report from a witness, arrested Suspect A red-handed at around 7:40 am, 20 minutes after the report.
At that time, Suspect A was drunk and repeatedly took out ice cups from the product display shelf and repeatedly dropped and picked them up. this
The investigation revealed that when the staff member asked what was wrong with the act, Suspect A became angry and said, ``Do I look like someone who leaves without paying the bill?''
In response to the police investigation, Suspect A stated, "I bought knuckles for self-defense on the Internet."
Prior to this, on the 17th of last month, suspect Choi Yoon-jeong (30), a sex offender from Silrim-dong,
A woman in her 30s was beaten to death while wearing knuckles on a road near a park in Gwanak-gu, raising awareness about self-defense products.
Also, on the 24th of last month, a man in his 20s assaulted a man of his age while wearing metal knuckles on both hands, and was sentenced to detention without detention.