Elementary school student has ``bruises'' on body...Teacher ``I will transfer to another school anyway'' = South Korea

An incident occurred in which an elementary school teacher in Jeonju, South Korea, punched a student's thighs and buttocks until they were bruised.
According to JTBC's ``Case Unit Chief,'' which aired on the 24th of this month, in December last year, a child with an elementary school student.
Mr. A filed a complaint with the police against Mr. B, a male teacher in his 40s, on suspicion of child abuse. The complaint states that on December 22 of last year, Mr. B, a 5th grade teacher at an elementary school in Jeonju, South Korea, struck a student's thigh with a stick.
It was stated that he was punched four or five times, which caused bruises. Mr. A said, ``At first, my son came home limping and said, ``He fell down playing soccer.'' However, a few days later,
``I came to know the truth after receiving a phone call from another parent telling me that my son and my son had been beaten by the homeroom teacher.''
Mr. A's child was not the only student affected. students are past
For a year, the students were subjected to corporal punishment by their homeroom teacher, Mr. B, who told them to ``bend over and bow their heads,'' and each time the teacher B threatened the students, ``Don't tell anyone.'' Mr. B is also involved in the death of an elementary school teacher that occurred last year.
It is reported that he used this as an excuse to tell the students that it was okay to use corporal punishment. The student was beaten to the point where bruises spread across her thighs and buttocks, but her homeroom teacher, Mr. B, showed no signs of remorse.
Instead, in a phone call with his parents, he took a dignified attitude, saying, ``I tried to wake them up,'' ``I hit them because I had a reason to hit them,'' and ``If you want to report it, report it.''
However, when the incident was reported and became an issue, Teacher B told her parents, ``At the time of the call, I was in a hurry and said something that I didn't mean.I'm sorry.''
'' he sent an apology message. However, since the case was referred to the prosecutor's office, there has been no progress to date. Mr. A said, ``Despite submitting a severe punishment petition and petition to the court, the prosecutor
``Mr. B also knew that he had submitted a petition to the Teachers' Union Committee and the Human Rights Center, and seeing that he appointed a lawyer and postponed the investigation process, it seems that he was running away.''
"It makes me think that they may be trying to do something." Fortunately, vacation started immediately after the incident, and Mr. B and the students were separated. In addition, Mr. B has been scheduled to be transferred from this year.
Although Mr. B did not face the students at school, he said to the students, ``You guys can report it. "I'm here," he said.
I found out that I did it. Mr. A said, ``This is clearly child abuse, and I want him to be detained and reflect on his indiscriminate behavior toward helpless children.'' ``I hope he is punished.''
"I want you to do something other than teaching after you finish teaching," he said, expressing his anger.