South Korean man in his 20s punches a firefighter in the face while trying to save him as he was bleeding

A drunk man in his 20s who was injured and bleeding from the head assaulted a firefighter who came to his aid, and was handed over to court.
On the 1st, the Detective Department of the Changwon District Public Prosecutors Office in South Korea charged Mr. A, a man in his 20s, with violating the Fire Service Basic Act for assaulting a firefighter during a rescue operation.
It was announced that he would be arrested and prosecuted for crimes such as treason. At around 6:30 a.m. on December 19 last year, Mr. A was drunk and lying with a head injury at a convenience store in Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province. Firefighter Mr. B
When three people were dispatched and began rescue operations, Mr. A punched them in the face. Mr. A was previously on probation for assaulting a police officer while intoxicated and was charged with obstructing official duties.
It was discovered that he had committed the crime again. Prosecutors said, ``Violence can cause serious harm, such as interfering with the normal work of firefighters and preventing people in emergency situations from receiving necessary measures.''
Considering that this case is a serious crime, Mr. A was directly detained and indicted. Previously, the Supreme Public Prosecutors Office had ordered 17
On Sunday, the prosecutor's office was instructed to take strict action against violent crimes against firefighters and emergency medical personnel. Under the Basic Act on Fire Services, a person who obstructs emergency operations by assaulting a dispatched firefighter can be sentenced to 5 years.
be sentenced to imprisonment of not more than 50,000,000 won or a fine of not more than 50,000,000 won