Korean traditional music performer sexually harasses elementary school student, mother too

It has now been revealed that a famous Korean traditional music performer has been detained in court for sexually harassing an elementary school student and her mother.
According to the Korean legal profession on the 9th, the Incheon District Court has decided to
On the 7th of this month, a Korean traditional music performer, A (37), who was indicted on charges of indecent assault on a minor under the age of 13, child abuse, and attempted indecent assault under the Special Act on the Punishment of Crimes, was sentenced to four years and six months in prison.
The suspect, who was a recipient of the National Intangible Heritage program and a conductor of the Incheon City Office of Education Korean Traditional Music Choir, made sexually humiliating remarks to his student, Ms. B, who was an elementary school student at the time.
He is suspected of sexually harassing Ms. B, who was 11 years old at the time, by forcibly kissing her in front of the elevator at a lesson room in August 2020.
According to SBS, in the audio recording of B's lesson, suspect A is heard saying, "If you do well in the lesson, I'll give you a kiss," and "I'll tell my mother without her knowing,"
Inappropriate comments and actions such as "Why don't you go out with me?" were also recorded. It was also discovered that he had emotionally abused B by showing her pictures of women in swimsuits.
Suspect A's crimes did not end there, he also targeted B's mother. Suspect A also told B's mother, "I'll get you someday," and
He also accompanied B's mother to the bathroom while drinking with his wife and B's parents. B's mother, who had been enduring a long time for her daughter's entrance exam to an art middle school, was not alone in her actions.
Ms. B also found out later that she had been sexually harassed, and filed a complaint against Suspect A, one month before the entrance exam. Just before filing the complaint, Suspect A had told Ms. B's father, "She is a person who likes people and has a strong emotional attachment. She was a close family member who was disappointed in her.
The first trial court ruled that the crime was serious and unlawful, taking into consideration the position and role of an entrance exam instructor, who should help children develop correct values.
The suspect, A, plans to appeal the decision, claiming that some of the facts are in dispute.