South Korean man in his 20s sentenced to five years in prison for sexually assaulting a junior colleague with intellectual disability when his wife gave birth.

Prosecutors have requested a five-year prison sentence for a man in his 20s who sexually assaulted a woman with intellectual disabilities who was his wife's junior when she gave birth.
On the 7th, the Suwon District Court of South Korea issued a special order regarding the punishment of sexual violence crimes.
A final trial was held for suspect A, who was charged with violating the applicable law (such as falsifying a person with a disability). On the same day, the prosecutor sentenced Suspect A to five years in prison, with a seven-year restriction on employment at a related organization and a personal restriction.
They requested the court to order the disclosure of personal information. The defendant continued, ``The defendant committed the crime while his wife was away from home giving birth, and threatened the victim and refused to be punished (the victim did not want the perpetrator to be punished).
"He tried to show his intention to do so," he said, explaining the reason for the sentence. In March last year, suspect A drank alcohol with a group that included victim B, who is his wife's junior, and then
The suspect was brought to court on suspicion of taking him to his house and sexually assaulting him. It was discovered that Suspect A committed the crime against Mr. B, who has an intellectual disability, while his wife was giving birth.
I found out through the investigation. When the case was referred to the prosecutor's office, suspect A threatened Mr. B, saying, ``If I end up going to prison, I won't leave you alone when I get out.''
This came to light during the process of investigating the victim, as the prosecutor, who had doubts about Mr. B's sudden request for punishment, investigated the victim.
The sentencing hearing for Suspect A's case will be held on the 4th of next month.