Porsche owner who ”headbutted” substitute driver... ”Just slipped” = Korea

A case of a drunk car owner who verbally abused and assaulted a designated driver has been made public, causing controversy.
According to JTBC's "Case Leader" on the 23rd, on the afternoon of the 12th of this month,
In order to prepare for the trip, Mr. A, who works as a substitute driver as a side job, received a call for substitute driving in Changwon, Gyeongnam.
Upon arriving at the scene, Mr. A picked up the car owner, who was believed to be in his 30s, his girlfriend, and another acquaintance, and
While A was about to depart for the destination, the children were in the car in front of him. While he was waiting for them, the owner of the car said to him, "Why aren't you leaving?" and "You're in the car in front of me?"
"If you can't even avoid the other car, don't drive for me," he said. A immediately said, "Stop using abusive language and don't pick a fight," but the acquaintance ran out of water that was in the car.
The man threw a bottle of water into Mr. A's eyes. The car owner, who saw this, started to verbally abuse Mr. A because the water had spilled and made the inside of his car dirty.
The owner said, "What are you going to do? I'm going to kill you." "The car is dirty.
What are you going to do about it?" he said in a loud voice. When A, who had decided that it was difficult to drive normally, called the police, the owner shouted, "Are you calling the police?"
When A got out of the car, the owners also got out of their cars and said, "Why are you living like that? Give us 50,000 won (about 5,400 yen)
"What the hell," he said, hurling abusive language at A, including derogatory remarks. After that, when the police arrived at the scene, the owner threatened A, including headbutting him.
When the police saw this and rushed to stop the man, the owner responded brazenly, "I just slipped."
After the incident, the owner stated that "neither I nor my acquaintances have ever assaulted (the substitute driver) in the vehicle," but
"I feel very sorry for the substitute driver," he said in a message. "I drank alcohol in the middle of the day and got drunk, and I made a mistake. I'm really sorry that it seems that he has been traumatized."
I have no criminal record, including a criminal record for assault, and I would never behave like that, but after sobering up, I truly regret what I did. I will participate in the investigation diligently. I am sorry," he said in an apology to A.
Mr. A said, "I am shocked by the claim that he did not commit any assault," and added, "I have no intention of settling it out, so I hope he receives proper punishment."