A woman in her 20s driving without a license in Gangnam-gu, Seoul... attended the trial but remained silent when asked by reporters = Korea

An unlicensed driver in his 20s who caused an eight-car rear-end collision in Gangnam-gu, Seoul appeared in court on the 4th for pre-arrest questioning (substantive warrant review).
At around 2:40 p.m. on that day, the driver arrived at the Seoul Central District Court and asked questions such as, "Is there anything you would like to say to the victim?", "Is it true that you took the drug as prescribed by a doctor?", and "
Kim Yong-soo, who is accused of fleeing causing injury and violating the Road Traffic Act (driving without a license) under the Act on the Aggravated Punishment of Specified Crimes, headed to court without answering questions from reporters such as "Why did you run away after hitting someone?"
The warrant review for the suspect will be held by Judge Shin Young-hee, the chief judge of the warrant division. According to police, Kim was driving his mother's car without a license at around 1 p.m. on the 2nd and hit a car at Seocho, Seoul.
He hit a mother in her 30s who was pushing a stroller with a 4-year-old boy in it on a road in Songpa-gu and then fled the scene.
He was arrested after repeatedly hitting cars and driving the wrong way on a road in Yeoksam-dong, Gu. Nine people were slightly injured in the accident, and Kim's car and other cars and motorcycles were involved.
A total of eight vehicles were damaged. It was revealed that Kim was driving from his mother's house in Songpa-gu to his home in Shinnonhyeon-dong, Gangnam-gu, despite his mother's pleas to stay behind.
During police questioning, the suspect, Kim, reportedly stated, "I had insomnia and took a sedative. I had driven my mother's car many times before the accident."
It was revealed that Kim attended a driving school but was unable to obtain a driver's license. The previous day, the Gangnam Police Station in Seoul announced that it had decided to arrest Kim, taking into consideration the seriousness of the crime and the risk of him fleeing.
The police applied for a bundle warrant. The police also applied charges of violating the Special Law on Traffic Accident Handling, considering the seriousness of the negligence in the investigation. The police have taken Kim into custody and are sending him to the National Forensic Service (NSS).
The plan is to request a detailed analysis of the drugs taken and investigate the details of the incident.