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A man in his 40s was arrested for entering a one-room building in the early morning hours and impersonating a delivery worker to get residents to open their doors.
On the 9th, the Busan Gijang Police Station announced that they had arrested a man in his 40s, identified as Mr. A, on charges including attempted robbery, nighttime residential trespassing, and theft.
Mr. A is accused of unlawfully entering a one-room building in Gijang-gun, Busan, around 6 a.m. on the 4th. At the time, he figured out the password written near the building’s entrance, opened the shared front door, and entered the building.
Afterward, Mr. A rang the doorbell of one of the units and said, "I am a delivery worker; please open the door." The male resident of the unit found it suspicious that a delivery worker was visiting so early in the morning and did not open the door, so Mr. A left.
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According to the police investigation, Mr. A was wearing cotton gloves and holding a brick at the scene. It was also revealed that after leaving the one-room building, he committed two thefts at nearby shops.
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