Convenience store owner in his 40s sexually harasses elementary school students, ``18 confirmed victims'' = Incheon, South Korea

A convenience store owner in his 40s is accused of sexually harassing female elementary school students, and it has been revealed that the number of victims has reached 18.
On the 20th, in Incheon, South Korea, at 11:03 a.m., according to the National Police Agency's Female and Youth Crime Investigation Team and the Incheon City Office of Education.
Around 1:00 a.m., an elementary school teacher in Incheon reported that a female student had been sexually harassed by Mr. A, a man in his 40s, at a nearby convenience store.
Based on its own investigation, the school claims that Mr. A kissed the female student on the head.
It was revealed that he is suspected of having repeatedly sexually harassed her. In addition, as a result of investigating sexual harassment allegations among students in the same school and same grade as the victim, 18 students were found to be victims of sexual harassment.
It turned out that they had complained of similar damage. In response, Mr. A voluntarily accompanied the suspect to the police station, and although he admitted to the same behavior as reported, he stated that he had no intention of sexually harassing the victim.
Police plan to investigate the details of the incident.