A taxi driver reported that he had suffered an absurd situation due to a bag left behind by a passenger.
Even though he clearly said he would return the bag, he urged him to give him dozens of phone calls and text messages that would interfere with the operation, as well as a reward.
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In the early morning of today (31st), male and female passengers who seem close to each other will board a taxi.
Shortly after dropping them off in Gangnam, Seoul, a taxi driver called in an urgent voice.
[남성 승객 : 방금 탔던 사람인데요. 제가 클러치백(손가방)을 두고 내렸는데…. (손님 모시러 가고 있으니까 손님 내려주고 연락드릴게요.) 가방 있는지 먼저 확인해주시겠어요?]
I found my bag in the back seat, but this time the female passenger I was riding with made another phone call to find the bag anxiously.
[여성 승객 : 손님 있어도 (가방 있는지) 확인은 해주시면 안 돼요?]
Despite the fact that it was in service, the rush continued,
[남성 승객 : 어디로 가고 있는 거죠? 목적지 어디로 가고 계세요?]
While driving on the highway with long-distance customers to Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi-do, the phone and text baptisms of these men and women continued for nearly two hours.
[택시기사 : 너무 기분이 나빴죠. 분명히 손님 내려 드리고 연락드린다고 했는데도 계속 이런 식으로 (전화랑 문자가) 오니까….]
After dropping off the Pyeongtaek guest, I will give you three times the taxi fare between Seoul and Pyeongtaek, so I beg you to hurry.
[남성 승객 : 사례할 테니까 주세요. 50만 원 드릴게요.]
The taxi driver, who considered the two’s behavior strange, headed to the police station, and inside the bag came out a medication, a syringe, methamphetamine, and 3 grams of powder that looked like heroin.
There was an urgent reason.
The police commissioned the National Fruit Tree for ingredient testing and filed an arrest warrant for two men and women in their 40s and 30s for’violation of the Drug Control Act’.
(Video editing: Wonhee Won)