“I almost died”… “A woman in her 40s was abducted and sexually assaulted” by a junior high school student’s shocking plan = South Korea

A woman in her 40s in South Korea who was abducted and sexually assaulted by a junior high school student on her way home from work in the early hours of the morning, and then robbed of her cash, claimed it was ``attempted murder.''
On the 1st, the victim said on JTBC's program, ``There are short-term and long-term punishments (under the Juvenile Justice Act), but in the short term, even if you kill someone, you can't get 2.
It is said that he will be released from prison in ~3 years. I’m angry,” he said. Based on Article 60 of the Juvenile Law (Irregular Sentences), juvenile offenders can be sentenced to a maximum of 10 years in prison for a long term, and up to 5 years for a short term. Charged with specific serious crimes
Even if a person is sentenced to severe punishment, he or she cannot receive a long-term sentence of up to 15 years in prison, or a short-term sentence of 7 years or more. Regarding this case, Professor Suzyung Lee of the Department of Criminal Psychology at Gyeonggi University said, ``In general, juvenile offenders
This is not a crime of the level that a first-time offender would commit. We need to deeply analyze what kind of child this child (the perpetrator) is."
He continued, ``Victims say the media does not mention the seriousness of sanctions imposed on juvenile offenders.''
He pointed out that this was a problem, and claimed that he was assaulted and almost died." Professor Lee added, ``The perpetrator will likely be sentenced to severe punishment by spending nearly five years in a juvenile prison.''
``The problem is that there is no way that these children's personalities will change just because they are detained in juvenile prisons for a while.''
On the 31st of last month, the Ota District Public Prosecutors Office's Nonzan Branch Office detained and indicted the perpetrator, junior high school student A (15), on suspicion of robbery and rape.
announced. In the early hours of the 3rd, Mr. A approached the victim while she was leaving work in Nonsan City, offering to take her home on his motorcycle, and after putting the victim on his motorcycle, he took her to an elementary school and sexually assaulted her. received
ing. During the crime, he is suspected of taking pictures of the victim's body with his cell phone, threatening to ``hurt my daughter if I report it,'' and stealing her cash before fleeing.
It was discovered that Mr. A searched for an unspecified woman as a crime target in order to raise funds to purchase a motorcycle, and committed the crime targeting the victim.
won. The motorcycle that Mr. A used in the crime was stolen, and on the day of the incident, the police caught Mr. A again when he brought the motorcycle to the place where he had stolen it.
Mr. A has a previous conviction for theft and was not under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time of the crime.
cormorant. The prosecutor's office revealed that it provided support for the victim and her family's medical expenses on two occasions through the Victim Support Council. He added, ``The defendant, who is a juvenile, will be sentenced to a sentence that matches his responsibility.''
We will make every effort to ensure that strong crimes against women, such as sexual violence, are dealt with strictly."