[단독] The basketball star is also’hakpok’… “I fell on my face and hit me

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The suspicion of school violence, which began as a popular professional volleyball player, spreads from baseball to basketball.

This time, an allegation was raised by one of the top star players in active professional basketball that he suffered from school violence in middle school.

Reporter Park Joo-rin covered it alone.

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Mr. A, who has been a basketball player for a while while in school, has designated the best star of active professional basketball player B as the perpetrator of school violence.

In 2001, when he was a freshman in junior high school, he was assaulted by player B, who was a senior in the basketball club, personally or in the form of a group spirit.

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“I fell on my stomach and hit my thigh a lot. About 60cm (wooden stick)… If I stretched on my stomach, I kicked myself and fell down… It was a habit.”

Along with insulting words, it was said that people were forced to buy snacks for private expenses.

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“Because I’ve been getting it all the time (I quit.) Even in a short year, I was shocked at a young age (player B), so I can’t forget it. It doesn’t matter if I take legal action. It’s true.”

As the assault by seniors in the second grade, including Player B, continued, Mr. A insisted that he quit playing basketball a year later.

“Because I’ve been getting it all the time (I quit.) Even in a short year, I was shocked at a young age (player B), so I can’t forget it. It doesn’t matter if I take legal action. It’s true.”

Regarding the allegations raised, Player B took the opposite position.

“I am reflecting on the fact that I gave juniors to my juniors in the wrong sports club culture at the time, but I did not inflict any direct violence, and I never made them buy snacks or called Mr. A separately.” “It’s not even common sense to be assaulted by the law.”

He also added, “I know that Mr. A stopped exercising because of personal problems such as school conduct.”

With allegations of school violence spreading from volleyball and baseball to basketball, even the top players in the league are getting caught up in the truth battle, and the wave is getting bigger and bigger.

This is MBC News Park Joo-rin.

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