South Korea arrests man in his 30s who tied up a Japanese tourist he met on a chat app and defrauded him of 160,000 won.

A man in his 30s who tied up a Japanese tourist he met on a chat app and robbed him of money and belongings in South Korea has been arrested by police. On the 21st, Incheon Southeast Police Station announced that they had arrested a man in his 30s on suspicion of robbery.
expressed. Around 10:30 a.m. on the 16th, A robbed B, a Japanese woman in her 20s, of approximately 160,000 won (approximately 17,796 yen) in cash, a mobile phone, and a wallet at a motel in Namdong-gu, Incheon.
suspected. When Mr. B, whom Mr. A met through a chat app, entered the country on the 13th to travel to South Korea, they stayed at the same motel and committed the theft.
At the time of the crime, A bound Mr. B's hands and covered his mouth with tape, and took Mr. B to a nearby park with his face and hands covered with a mask and clothes. B
He asked a passerby for help and was rescued. Police analyzed security cameras around the crime scene and arrested A, who had run away, about four hours later.
A, who was arrested by the police, denied the crime, but the police said, ``The suspicions were proven based on the victim's statement and the footage of the disturbance.''
``I got it,'' he said.