Despite being bitten by a ``ferocious dog'' and bleeding, the owner is ``wait and see'' = South Korea

In South Korea, it was reported that a substitute driver was bitten by a vicious dog while riding in a customer's car, but was unable to receive proper compensation.
On the 5th of this month, a comment was posted on a Korean online community saying, ``Even though he was bitten by a fierce dog and is bleeding, his owner remains silent.''
The content of the title was given. Mr. A said, ``Last year, my health deteriorated, but it improved two months ago and I started working as a substitute driver.'' Mr. A said, ``My health is still not perfect.
Because of this, my wife came with me," he wrote. Mr. A, who recently got into a customer's car, said, ``There were three dogs in the car, including a fierce Rottweiler, but they were not muzzled or on leads.''
Mr. A, who doesn't know much about dogs, thought that the dog was ``quiet.'' After that, Mr. A started driving, and at around 2:30 a.m., a passenger yelled at him for ``accelerating'' and drove off.
instructed to stop. Mr. A and the customer then got out of the car. After that, the customer continued to abuse Mr. A, and his wife, who was following him in her car, rushed over and began to stop him. The customer pushed Mr. A down and assaulted him.
Mr. A hurriedly told his wife, ``Take a picture of this and report it to the police.'' Meanwhile, a fierce dog that was in the customer's car came out and bit Mr. A and his wife on the head, and Mr. A's wife screamed, ``Help me!''
. When Mr. A tried to protect his wife, his hand was bitten by the dog. Mr. A said, ``The owner remained silent for five minutes as he struggled to get away from the dog,'' after which the police arrived. Mr. A
The patient was diagnosed with a 4-week recovery period, and his wife was diagnosed with a 2-week recovery period. Before Mr. A was transferred to the hospital, he requested the police to ``secure the black box of the passenger's car,'' but the police responded, ``Because there was a dog in the car, they secured the black box.''
The customer reportedly told the police, ``Mr. A committed the assault first.'' Netizens said, ``This is an act of indirect murder,'' and ``If the dog is out of control, then the crime of gross negligence is appropriate.''
They made comments such as, ``The customers should be severely punished.''