Man arrested in South Korea for visiting girlfriend's workplace and ”setting fire” to break up with her

In South Korea, a man in his 40s was arrested after visiting his girlfriend's workplace and setting it on fire after she broke up with him. On the 9th, the Andong Police Station in Gyeongsangbuk-do announced, "The ex-girlfriend
"We have arrested a man in his 40s on suspicion of setting fire to a workplace in Andong, North Gyeongsang Province," the police said.
He is suspected of setting fire to a tent used for selling outdoor goods. No one was killed in the arson attack, but part of the tent, 50 pairs of shoes, and 20 pieces of sportswear were burned.
It was confirmed that this sales floor was the workplace of Ms. B (in her 30s), who was Man A's girlfriend.
In addition, Man A has been charged with assault for using violence during an argument with Ms. B.
During police investigation, man A reportedly stated, "I was unhappy about our breakup, so I set the fire."