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| A man caught in a CCTV scene in a store (provided by the Busan Police Agency) © News1 |
The police are tracking a man who appears in a thong at a cafe in Busan at night, places an order, and walks inside the store.
According to the Busan Police Agency on the 19th, at 11:7 pm the previous day, a 112 report was filed at a coffee shop in Gwangan-dong, Suyeong-gu, Busan, that a customer wearing a thong was walking around.
According to the police, male A appeared at the store wearing a white windbreaker and black t-shirts in his bottoms.
After that, Mr. A ordered coffee at the store and went around the first and second floors.
According to an eyewitness meeting at the scene, it is known that Mr. A was wearing pants and worried about going back and forth between the underground parking lot and the entrance of the cafe building, taking off his pants and entering the cafe.
It is said that Mr. A, who stayed at the cafe for about 10 minutes, did not make much fuss.
The police are reviewing related laws while determining where Mr. A is located.
Earlier, in July 2019, a man appeared in a cafe in Chungju, Chungcheongbuk-do, wearing a short pants, and the police investigated.
Originally known as’Chungju T-panty Nam’, the man was confirmed to have worn’short hot pants’, and was referred to a summary trial on charges of violating the misdemeanor punishment law (overexposure). Under the criminal law, it is known that the’promotional lewdness’ was not applied.
In order to be convicted of overexposure, it is necessary to wear a thong to expose the genitals or buttocks. In addition, in the case of performing lewdness, you must take actions, such as implying that it is sexual.
Accordingly, it is expected that the police will be interested in whether the law can be applied to Mr. A who appeared at the Gwangalli cafe.