Bus passengers urinate on driver and punch him after he stops smoking (South Korea)

A shocking incident has occurred in which a drunk man was smoking a cigarette on a city bus and then urinating on the bus driver who tried to stop him.
On the 25th, the YouTube channel "Han Moon Cheol TV" said, "He smoked twice on the city bus, so I stopped him.
According to the video, the incident occurred around 11:00 pm on the 19th. At the time, the man was sitting in the back seat of the bus.
Suddenly, he started smoking. When the driver approached and stopped him, the man seemed to understand and stopped smoking. However, when the driver returned to the driver's seat, the man took out a cigarette again, put it in his mouth, and inhaled.
The driver told the man he was going to call the police and tried to stop him again. Then, a shocking incident happened. After about five minutes, the man went to the driver's seat, pulled down his pants, and...
He urinated on the driver. When the driver stood up in surprise, he punched him twice in the face. The man's assault left the driver with bruises on his face and a wound on his forehead, and he was injured and required two weeks of treatment.
It was reported that the man decided that he could no longer continue working and returned to his company. Attorney Han Moon-cheol expressed surprise, saying, "We have 100,000 different videos, but this is the first time I've seen anything like this."
The vehicle was not completely stopped. There is room for debate as to whether this constitutes assault on a driver "while in motion" under the Act on Aggravated Punishment of Specified Crimes, or general assault. Either way, it would be considered assault on the driver.
If a driver is assaulted while in motion, the special law on aggravated punishment of specific crimes will apply, and the punishment will be heavier than that for general assault.
This is because there is a possibility of an accident resulting in loss of life. Attorney Han said, "Even if you are drunk, if you can remember where you are urinating, it is not enough to cause memory loss."
He was told to stop, but later returned to smoking, and when they told him they would call the police he felt sick and urinated on himself. This should not be tolerated."