Sexual assault while sleeping alone in a hotel on Jeju Island...the culprit is the man in the next room (South Korea)

A tourist in his 30s was arrested for breaking into a hotel room on Cheju Island in South Korea and molesting a sleeping woman. On the 21st, the Jeju Western Police Station filed a lawsuit in accordance with the Special Act on the Punishment of Sexual Violence Crimes.
Police said they had filed charges against a man in his 30s on suspicion of infringing a residence and were investigating the matter. According to the police, Mr. A had sneaked into a hotel room in Yeon-dong, Jeju City at around 2 a.m. on the same day.
He is accused of touching the body of a female tourist, Ms. B. At the time, Mr. A, who was staying in the room right next to Ms. B's, entered the room while Ms. B and her party were out for a while, and when the door was open, he entered the room.
Mr. A ran away when Mr. B woke up and their eyes met in the middle of the crime. However, he soon came to Mr. B, claiming that there had been a misunderstanding, and was arrested red-handed by the police who had just arrived.
A denied the allegations, saying, "I thought something had happened because the phone call was loud, so I went into the room." In response, the police will investigate whether A has committed any other crimes, such as illegally recording, and
Another sexual assault case also occurred this month at a hotel in Yeon-dong, Jeju. On the 14th, at around 4 a.m., the hotel manager discovered that a Chinese female tourist was drunk and
In one incident, a hotel employee, Mr. C, used a master key to enter a guest room and sexually assaulted a woman. At the time, the police secured security camera footage of Mr. C entering the guest room and immediately arrested him.
C is known to have told the police, "I thought she consented to sexual relations because she didn't resist." Currently, the police have requested an arrest warrant for C.