South Korean ruling party female lawmaker assaulted junior high school student attends ``Lee Jae Myung Support Rally''

Mr. A (14), the suspect who attacked Rep. Bae Hyun-jin of South Korea's ruling party ``People's Power'' in the head with a stone on the 17th, attended a rally attended by supporters of Lee Jae-myung, representative of South Korea's largest opposition party ``Together Democratic Party''.
The video was reportedly shared in a KakaoTalk group chat. According to Herald Economics on the 26th, Mr. A attended a gathering of supporters of Democratic Party representative Lee Jae-myung in December last year.
He shared the video of his attendance at the meeting in a KakaoTalk group chat where students from the same school gather. In the video, Mr. A reportedly attended the rally wearing a blue knitted hat. Mr. A's face is in the video.
It turned out that he appeared, but did not make any remarks. According to police and other sources on that day, Mr. A was identified as a second-year middle school student in Gangnam, Seoul. At the same school as Mr. A
A student who attends the school said, ``Mr. A usually has mental problems and would engage in unpleasant behavior such as stalking other students and throwing bullets.''
At around 5:20 p.m. the previous day, Rep. Bae was attacked repeatedly in the head with a stone block by Mr. A, who ran from the entrance of a building in Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.
. Immediately after the incident, Rep. Bae was rushed to the hospital, where his scalp was stitched up about 1 centimeter. After arresting and investigating Mr. A on suspicion of special assault, the police discovered that the suspect was a minor and that his current health condition was
Considering the above, the patient was rushed to the hospital early in the morning. Mr. A was born in 2009 and is not considered a criminal minor under the age of 14 (juvenile trespasser), making him eligible for criminal punishment. However, under the juvenile law
Juvenile protection cases for children under the age of 19 are tried in the family court or the Juvenile Division of the competent district court, but if a crime is discovered that is punishable by imprisonment or more, depending on the motive and nature of the crime, the case will be decided.
If the matter needs to be dealt with, it can be referred to the public prosecutor's office. Police plan to confirm the facts of the statement by the end of the week based on cell phone conversation records, statements from those around him, and an investigation into his behavior. emergency
After the emergency hospitalization period has passed, the plan is to obtain the consent of Mr. A's guardian and go through the protective hospitalization procedure again, and then the police will visit the hospital and continue investigating Mr. A.