Director of Jiu-Jitsu school who assaulted a woman who smoked in the playground...Net user ``Proper education'' vs. ``No assault'' = South Korea

Internet users are exchanging opinions over an incident in South Korea in which a Jiu-Jitsu school director assaulted a woman who was smoking in the playground of an apartment complex.
According to the JTBC TV program 'Incident Squad Leader' on the 27th, an assault occurred at around 2:30 pm on the 19th in an apartment complex in Gangwon-do.
At the time, four members of a dog club were gathered and talking in the playground of an apartment building. At this time, a female member, Ms. A, started smoking in a corner of the playground.
Then, the director of a jiu-jitsu academy on the second floor of a nearby building opened a window and yelled, ``Stop smoking!'' Mr. A immediately put out his cigarette.
However, the director remained angry. In response, Mr. A asked, ``Why are you talking so angry?'' When the director came out of the window, grabbed Mr. A around the chest and slapped him. Mr. A said, “Report.
When the museum director yelled, ``I'm mentally ill, you won't be prosecuted, just report it,'' and continued the assault. The director's assault reportedly stopped when security guards arrived. Mr. A was immediately taken to the emergency services.
It was. On the same day, the director said through a local Mama Café, ``While I was cleaning the (jiu-jitsu) classroom, I smelled cigarettes.When I opened the window, I saw a woman smoking, so I told her to put it out.''
'Yes,' he said softly." He continued, ``However, the woman threw the cigarette away as if she felt sick.'' She put up with it and kept cleaning, but the smell soon returned.
It's here. When other people were smoking and I asked them to put it out, they said, ``Why are you saying that out loud? Try hitting me,' and he provoked me by calling me names first, so I got angry.''
Regarding this, Mr. A's side countered, saying, ``I didn't say any bad things. I just talked normally, saying, ``Why are you angry?'''' Netizens who learned about the situation said, ``While assault is not allowed, smoking in the playground is not allowed.''
They gave a variety of reactions, including, ``It's out of the question,'' ``The director must have provided adequate training,'' ``You shouldn't assault anyone,'' and ``It's both the same.''