Cambodian illegally staying in South Korea crashes into police car while driving drunk

In Pyeongtaek City, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, an incident occurred in which an illegal Cambodian man was driving without a license, hit a police car during a drunken inspection, and fled. Police detain man and illegal immigrant
An investigation was also carried out. On the 12th, Gyeonggi Pyeongtaek Police Station arrested Mr. A, an illegal immigrant of Cambodian nationality, on charges of obstructing the performance of special public affairs, violating the Motor Vehicle Management Act, improper use of official symbols and similar acts, and violating the Road Traffic Act.
(35) was arrested. On this day, the court that conducted pre-detention questioning of Mr. A (substantive examination of the warrant) stated that the reason for issuing the warrant was ``there is a risk of flight.''
According to the police, Mr. A gave 6 million won (approximately 670,000 yen) to an unknown person whom he met through SNS in Pyeongtaek City at around 7 pm on the 8th of this month, and then bought a BMW.
He is suspected of purchasing a passenger car. Afterwards, Mr. A was driving the car without a license and under the influence of alcohol, but at 9:07 pm on the same day, he was stopped by a drunken police check in Seojeong-dong, Pyeongtaek City. Mr. A ignored the inspection.
When he tried to flee, he collided with a police car, but he left the car and fled. No one was injured in this accident. The police identified Mr. A's former identity from the mobile phone he left behind, and it was 37 hours after the incident.
A short time later, on the morning of the 10th, Mr. A was immediately arrested at an acquaintance's house. In addition to Mr. A, the police arrested three of Mr. A's acquaintances who were illegal immigrants.
A police source said, ``The license plate of the vehicle Mr. A purchased was from Gwangju on the day of the incident.
It turned out to be the license plate of a vehicle that had been reported stolen in a metropolitan city," and added, "The three people who were arrested along with Mr. A were handed over to immigration authorities on suspicion of violating the Immigration Control Act."
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