A drunk man in his 30s indiscriminately assaulted a woman in her 60s whom he had never met before in South Korea.

In South Korea, a drunk man in his 30s assaulted a woman in her 60s he had never met on the street and was arrested by the police. The Suwon Seobu Police Station in Gyeonggi-do filed a criminal complaint against him for assault.
On the 25th, it was revealed that a man in his 30s, A, was arrested on suspicion of assault and was being questioned. At around 7 a.m. on the same day, A punched a woman in her 60s, B, in the face and other parts of her body on a street near Suwon Station.
The suspect is suspected of causing injury to a person by smashing a car. The police, who responded to the call, arrested suspect A on the spot. It turns out that suspect A and Ms. B had never met before, and that suspect A was extremely drunk.
In the video released by the broadcasting station MBN that day, suspect A was walking calmly down the street, but suddenly he turned around and ran towards B, who was standing nearby, and was seen swinging his fist at him.
Suspect A climbed on top of Mr. B, who had fallen, and punched him. When a citizen who saw this got out of his car and tried to stop him, Suspect A also swung his fist at the man, knocking him down.
Another citizen came and tried to stop the behavior, but Suspect A jumped on the man as well and chased the fleeing citizen, causing him to fall.
Prior to this, it was revealed that suspect A had been violent on a bus traveling from Seoul to Suwon.
A told the police, "I drank until the morning. Why did I do such a thing?
A police official said, "It appears that suspect A had been drinking all night and committed the crime on his way home. We are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the crime, including the motive."
He said.