``Trying to attract attention''... 30s man arrested and charged with terrorist teaser at five airports = South Korea

A man in his 30s who posted a teaser on an online community threatening to carry out bombings and murder with deadly weapons at five international airports across the country has been handed over to court.
On the 27th, the Jeju District Public Prosecutors Office indicted suspect A, a man in his 30s, who was arrested on suspicion of intimidation, obstruction of business by fraudulent means, and violation of the Aviation Security Act.
revealed. At around 9:07 p.m. on the 6th of last month, Suspect A made a comment that he would carry out a bomb attack and murder with a deadly weapon at Jeju Airport.
He is suspected of posting teaser messages about violent crimes at major airports in the country, including those at Kyoto Airport (Kawagawa) and Gimpo (Gimpo). As a result of the police investigation, suspect A is an electronics engineering major who was chased by the police.
It was revealed that he not only used an overseas IP address to avoid the crime, but also initialized his laptop and mobile phone after the crime.
Suspect A completely denied the charges, but after two police investigations, he eventually confessed to committing the crime.
It turned white. Suspect A reportedly told the police, ``I wanted to see if the police could catch me,'' and ``I thought that if I got their attention, the police would start chasing me, so I made several threatening statements.''
. Due to Suspect A's crimes, a huge amount of public power was wasted, including the deployment of police special attack squads and armored vehicles at the airport, so the police filed a lawsuit against Suspect A for damages.
The Ministry of Justice (equivalent to Japan's Ministry of Justice) is considering a proposal to create a new law.