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Police are investigating and arresting suspects in cases of mass-produced garbage piles
Reporter Gilsoo Kim [email protected]
Check-in: 2020-12-08 17:40:00Revision: 2020-12-08 17:54:31Published: 2020-12-08 17:48:44
View of the Gyeongnam Police Agency.
trot= The Gyeongnam Yangsan Police Department, which is investigating the case of a woman’s body damaged by a pile of garbage near a church in a redevelopment area in Yangsan City, Gyeongnam, in the early morning of the 8th, announced who is under investigation for the urgent arrest of a 50-year-old suspect for murder.
Police arrested Suspect A (50 years old) who was returning home this afternoon. As a result of the CCTV analysis, the police are investigating Mr. A as a strong suspect. The suspect currently denies the crime and the police are searching the residence.
According to the Gyeongnam Police Agency and the Yangsan Police Station, a body believed to be a woman in her 60s was found damaged by a pile of garbage on the wall of a church in a redevelopment area in the north. from Yangsan City, Gyeongnam, at 3 am The fire department, which received a report from neighbors that there was a flame from the garbage pile, found the body during the fire fighting. The body had neither legs nor an arm, and the rest of the body was damaged.
The scene of the incident was a site reserved by a local housing association for the apartment business, and construction is currently neglected and neglected. Although it is close to the city center with an area of 4900m2, there are several buildings that are about to be demolished, so it is not frequented by people. In particular, there is a perception that it is dangerous at night among nearby residents, so when the sun goes down, people stop visiting.
Due to these characteristics, the police believe that there is a high possibility that a nearby resident, who knows the local circumstances well, will deliberately leave the body and set it on fire. Otherwise, there is no reason to commit crimes on the site of an old church near the city center.
Fortunately, closed circuit (CC) televisions were installed in several locations within 200 meters of the incident, and there were also black boxes for vehicles parked nearby, thus identifying the suspect.
A police officer said: “We cannot reveal information about the suspect because he is under investigation.” Reporters Taekwon Kim and Gilsoo Kim [email protected]
