American man in his 40s who brandished a deadly weapon in an alley in Mapo-gu goes on trial = South Korea

An American man in his 40s who brandished a deadly weapon in an alley in Mapo District, Seoul, South Korea, was put on trial. On the 25th, the Seoul Western District Public Prosecutors Office charged an overseas Korean national with U.S. nationality with special bodily harm.
It was announced that a suspect A has been arrested and charged. Suspect A is suspected of brandishing a deadly weapon at Mr. B, a man in his 20s, on the 1st in an alley in Seogyo-dong, Mapo-gu. Mr. B has fully recovered for 6 weeks.
He was diagnosed with an injury during that time. It was reported that Suspect A approached the car in which the victim was riding, knocked, and when the victim opened the door, he brandished the weapon. Mr. B prevented this with his hands.
He was injured and transported to a nearby hospital. The prosecutor's office determined that Suspect A did not commit the crime while mentally or physically disabled, and did not request medical supervision.
A public prosecutor's office official said, ``We plan to provide emergency support to the victim with medical expenses and psychological treatment,'' and ``we hope that the defendant will be commensurate with the crime.''
We will do everything possible to maintain the prosecution so that he can receive the appropriate punishment."