``Bring me a knife!'' Naked rampage... Shot with police taser = South Korea

Surveillance camera footage of the man in his 40s, who was naked and acting violently at a restaurant, was brought under control by police with a Taser.
On the 20th, the National Police Agency's official YouTube channel posted a video titled "What will happen to the naked man with full body tattoos?"
was published. This video is from a surveillance camera that captured Suspect A, who was previously booked on suspicion of special intimidation.
At a restaurant in Ng (Lingtong) District, he threatened the owner with scissors and a soju bottle, telling him to ``bring me a knife.'' At the time, Suspect A was completely undressed and had tattoos on his lower body.
It is seen as. In response to Suspect A's threat, restaurant employees evacuated customers outside the restaurant, and the police who were dispatched later fired a Taser after being warned, leaving Suspect A leaning forward on the floor.
I fell down. Police said, ``After the warning, we immediately fired a Taser,'' and ``we quickly subdued him, handcuffed him, and gave him the Miranda Principle.''
According to the police investigation, Suspect A got into an argument with an employee at a nearby night spot over a billing issue, went outside and entered the restaurant.
It became clear that he had arrived. It was learned that Suspect A stated, ``I got angry and took off my clothes.'' Police are also investigating suspect A for public indecency.