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| Cho Doo-soon (68), who was released after serving 12 years in prison for sexual assault on children, is moving to his residence after completing administrative procedures at the Ansan Compliance Center in Gyeonggi-do on the morning of the 12th. Cho has been out for the last 30 minutes and went home after shopping. When Mr. Cho left the house, a probation officer was immediately dispatched and the police guard was operated. © News1 |
Jo Doo-soon, 69, a child rape, who is under triple surveillance, including the prosecution, the police, and Ansan city, went out to go shopping after 15 days of release, alarming the officials.
According to the Ansan Compliance Support Center on the 31st and the Danwon Police Station in Gyeonggi Province, on the 12th, Cho, who did not show up after being released, came out immediately after Christmas, using the time allowed to go out (6 am to 9 pm).
Cho went home after going out for about 30 minutes, such as shopping at a mart near where he lived.
The fact that Mr. Cho was out the door was immediately known to the relevant agencies through CCTV, guard post, and electronic anklet signal, and a dedicated probation officer followed Mr. Jo and began monitoring. It is said that the police were also put into surveillance of Mr. Cho.
In this regard, an official from the Ansan Compliance Support Center asked for understanding, saying, “Observation on Mr. Cho is proceeding seamlessly,” and “It is difficult to reveal when and at what time Mr. Jo left the house because there is a concern for residents to be anxious.”
By December 2027, Mr. Cho said △ Attach electronic anklets △ Prohibit access to victims within 200m △ Prohibit excessive drinking △ Do not go out from 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. △ Prohibit access to educational facilities such as elementary schools △ Completion of sexual violence recidivism prevention program, etc. I have an obligation.
Currently, a close CCTV network and guard post are installed around Mr. Cho’s house, and an inspector in charge of the Ansan Compliance Support Center of the Ministry of Justice, a special response team at the Danwon Police Station, and the dismissal of one squadron (20-30 people) from the South Gyeonggi Police Agency are conducting surveillance activities.