US military man in his 30s who stole a car and drove while driving in downtown Seoul arrested red-handed

A drunk American soldier stole a car parked on the road and fled, and was arrested by police. Around 4:10 a.m. on the 10th, Seoul Jongno Police Station reported a police officer in Ikseon-dong, Jongno-gu.
It was revealed that Suspect A, a man in his 30s, was arrested red-handed on suspicion of theft and drunk driving. Suspect A, who was dispatched to South Korea as an instructor for the U.S. Army Special Warfare Command, drove off on the street in a drunken state.
He is suspected of stealing another person's car that was parked in the area and driving it about 500 meters. Police responded to a report that a car parked on the road was missing and arrested suspect A.
did. At the time of his arrest by the police, it was confirmed that Suspect A's blood alcohol concentration was at the level of license revocation (over 0.08%). Investigation found that no lives were harmed during the Drunk Driving process.
Do you get it. It was also revealed that during police interrogation, Suspect A made a statement to the effect that he had committed the crime accidentally while intoxicated.
A police official said, ``After completing the interrogation of Suspect A, we
He was subsequently handed over to the U.S. military."