What started as a desperate attempt to protect his son has turned into a nightmare for a father in South Korea, who is now facing a Accusation of sexual harassment From the adolescent he tried to hold back.
The shocking story was reported on April 30 by The head of the JTBC crime. According to the transmission, Mr. A.A man on fifty, received a late night call from his son of the middle school on April 25th. The boy said his friend had been attacked by a group of older teenagers Near a Café PC in Gwangju, province of Gyeongi.
Mr. A. he rushed to the place, where he met A crowd of about 30-40 teenagersincluding a well -known group of school abandonments and bullies who had previously threatened his son with messages like, “If you don’t go out, I’ll kill you.”
Upon arrival, Mr. A. successfully separated his son from the crowdJust to be surrounded and mocked. According to reports, a teenager said, “Who are you, sir? Do you want a cigarette?”
When Mr. A. I took a teenager from the belt In an attempt to hold him back, the boy suddenly shouted, “Why are you touching my private parts? Are this sexual harassment?” Other teenagers joined, screaming, “You’re done, sir! You will go to prison for this!”
The police arrived and briefly calmed the situation, but the next day, Mr. A. received a Text asking for an agreement. After refusing, the student presented a complaint of sexual harassment against him. The parents of the teenager later called Mr. A., don’t apologizebut also to ask for an agreementclaiming to have video tests.
Mr. A. denied the accusations, affirming, “I said sarcastically:” Of course, I touched you “, because the accusation was so absurd. My wife was there, we called ourselves the police – how could it even made sense?”
“He is heartbreaking. A child is doing threats and parents are supporting him. In what kind of world do we live?” Mr. A. Added.
This case aroused a wider conversation on the protection of minors, on the consequences of growing school violence and on the pressure that parents face in safeguarding their children from harmful situations.
