20s Man Who Tried to Molest Sleeping Woman Flees, Jumps from 4th Floor, Unconscious
Home Invasion in Early Morning
Head Injured from Jumping... Currently Unconscious
A man who broke into a private home and attempted to molest a woman but failed jumped out of a window and is in an unconscious state. [Image source=Yonhap News]
View original image[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Juri] A man in his 20s who broke into a home in the early morning and attempted to sexually assault a woman but failed, then jumped out of a window, was caught by the police.
On the 7th, the Western Gwangju Police Station booked a man in his 20s, identified as A, on charges of breaking into a home and attempting to sexually assault a sleeping woman before fleeing.
A is accused of breaking into a home in Nongsong-dong, Seo-gu, Gwangju, at around 5:58 a.m. that day and attempting to sexually assault a woman in her 60s.
When the woman's son woke up after hearing her scream and tried to call the police, A jumped out of a fourth-floor window of the house he had broken into. Due to the impact of the fall, he injured his head and back, sat down at the scene, and was found by the arriving police and transported to a nearby hospital.
The police who arrived at the scene found A sitting injured near a flower bed close to the victim's house and reported it to the fire department.
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A, who was taken to the hospital, lost consciousness and is currently unable to be questioned by the police.
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