South Korea arrests supporter of President Yoon dressed as Captain America, citing ”flight risk”

A suspect, a supporter of President Yoon Seok-yeol, who dressed up as Marvel character Captain America and attempted to break into the Chinese embassy and police station, was arrested on the 22nd.
The Seoul Central District Court conducted a pre-arrest interrogation (warrant review) of suspect A, who is accused of insult, destruction of property, and damage to public property, at 2 p.m. on the 22nd, and issued a ruling stating, "There is a risk of flight.
Prior to this, suspect A appeared in front of the Seoul Central District Court at around 1:50 pm wearing a suit. In response to questions from reporters, suspect A uttered swear words in English and attacked the building.
Suspect A visited the police station at around 11 p.m. on the 20th and requested that they investigate him as soon as possible, but when he was refused, he appeared to have broken the glass of the entrance on the first floor and tried to enter the building.
Prior to this, suspect A had broken into the Chinese Embassy in Korea at around 7:36 pm on the 15th and was arrested on the spot for attempted trespassing and released.
The suspect was reportedly making a statement to the effect that he intended to carry out a terrorist attack on the Chinese Embassy. The police applied for an arrest warrant for suspect A on the afternoon of the previous day (21st). A police official said, "The Chinese Embassy and Police Station in Korea
"We have applied for an arrest warrant, including charges of attempting to break into the building," the ministry said. In addition, suspect A was a source of information on the news related to the arrest of 99 Chinese nationals at the National Election Commission Training Institute during the December 3 martial law.
The person claimed to be him.