”It took 20 years”... Face of Korean man accused of child sex crimes revealed in Ecuador

Ecuadorian police have released photos announcing the arrest of a Korean man on suspicion of committing sexual crimes against children and adolescents.
On the 19th (local time), Ecuadorian police posted on social media, "High-risk
The statement also said, along with a photo in which Lee's face had been blurred, that "Korean national Lee has been detained in Ecuador for the purpose of extradition. He is on five charges."
" According to local media Extra, Lee was arrested at a shopping center in Guayas on the 18th.
The media released the name and uncensored face of Lee, saying, "An arrest warrant has been issued in South Korea.
It took about 20 years to arrest Lee, who was issued a warrant for his arrest. Lee is believed to have illegally entered Ecuador in 2006 and was arrested in Guayaquil for selling electrical appliances.
"We maintain and manage the property, and operate an import and export business," he said. In photos released by the media, Lee is seen wearing black-framed glasses and has a tattoo of a woman's face on the left side of his neck.
According to local police, the man's prosecution had been suspended in South Korea on five charges, including violations of the Child and Adolescent Sexual Protection Act and the Information and Communications Network Act.
If the prosecutor's office is unable to locate a suspect suspected of a crime, it will discontinue prosecution and temporarily suspend the investigation.
The Ministry of Justice has reportedly filed an extradition request for the man, and Ecuadorian authorities are expected to take steps to have him extradited to South Korea.