Desperate for money... 'Gyeongbokgung Palace' graffiti suspect arrested = South Korea

Two teenage suspects in the graffiti incident at Gyeongbokgung Palace, a tourist attraction in Seoul, South Korea, have been arrested by police. As a result, all suspects in the Gyeongbokgung graffiti incident were arrested.
Seoul's Jongno Police Station announced on the 19th that they arrested Mr. Lim (17) and a teenage female suspect, Mr. A (16), on suspicion of violating the Cultural Properties Protection Act and damaging property.
I made it. According to police, Mr. Lim was arrested at around 1:42 a.m. on the 16th of this month. Mr. A and a wall near Gyeongbokgung Yeongchumun in Jongno-gu were spray-painted with the words “Free Movies” and an illegal video sharing service.
He was charged with graffitiing words that appeared to mean ``Ito'' (a violation of the Cultural Properties Protection Act). They are also suspected of having used the same method to write graffiti on the outer wall of the east gate of Seoul Police Agency (property damage).
. Police received a report of the graffiti and tracked down the suspect by analyzing surveillance cameras and other footage. After confirming Mr. Lim's location, the police later found him at Suwon (Gyeonggi-do) at around 7:08 p.m.
He was arrested in a residential area in Suwon). Mr. A was also arrested near a residential area at around 7:25 pm on the same day. Mr. Lim was approached by an acquaintance who said, ``I'll give you money if you write graffiti on illegal video sharing sites.''
After receiving the proposal, it is reported that he and Mr. A committed the crime. A police official said, ``We plan to uncover the specific motive and circumstances behind the crime through the investigation,'' and ``We will thoroughly investigate the people behind the crime.''
Planned," he added. After their crime, Mr. B, a man in his 20s who committed a copycat crime, surrendered to the police on the 18th. Around 10:20 p.m. on the 17th of this month, he spray-painted the west of Gyeongbokgung Palace in Jongno-gu.
He was suspected of graffitiing the left side wall of the gate (a violation of the Cultural Properties Protection Act, etc.). It was discovered that Mr. B had no fixed occupation and did not have any mental illness. He also said he "wanted to receive attention" during the police investigation process.
He was reported to have stated the motive for the crime.