Nana, suspect in home invasion case, refutes Miranda principle... to be detained

A man who broke into the home of singer and actor Nana (AFTERSCHOOL) is expected to be detained, and it has been revealed that he claims that he was not informed of the Miranda rules.
According to South Korean media on the 24th, Guri Police Station in Gyeonggi Province plans to transfer a man in his 30s, Mr. A, who was arrested on suspicion of special robbery resulting in injury, to the prosecution in the near future.
Mr. A filed a petition for a detention review, claiming that he had not been informed of the Miranda rules at the time of his arrest, but the court rejected the petition, and Mr. A's detention was confirmed.
The incident occurred on the 15th of this month when Mr. A broke into Nana's home with a weapon. The incident occurred at a luxury villa in Acheon-dong, Guri City.
The item is owned by Nana. At the time, Nana and her mother were inside the house, and Mr. A broke in with the weapon in hand, but after a struggle, Nana reportedly subdued Mr. A. Mr. A suffered a laceration around his chin.
The robbery's attack left Nana's mother seriously injured, causing her to lose consciousness, and Nana herself was injured while trying to escape the dangerous situation.
Both parties are currently in need of treatment and adequate rest." When it was reported that Mr. A had strangled Nana's mother and assaulted her, it drew strong criticism from the public.
He is said to have confessed, "I didn't know it was a celebrity's house. I committed the crime because I was short of money to live." Nana and her mother were found guilty of self-defense. Nana's lawyer said, "The actions of the victim mother and daughter
"The actions were a necessary defense to protect himself," he explained. In such a situation, Mr. A's assertion that he had not been notified of the Miranda principle has caused further controversy.
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