Park Han-sol reports on Korea's financial regulators, along with fintech and insurance. She previously wrote about the art world, from biennales and exhibitions to fairs and auctions, with a focus on Seoul and the figures shaping the scene. Before joining The Korea Times, she spent a year at ABC News' Seoul bureau, contributing to coverage of major Asia-Pacific events.
Boy faces arrest for taking pants off in online class
A high school student exposed himself during an online class session. gettyimagebanks
By Park Han-sol
By Park Han-sol, Park Si-soo
A high school student took his pants off and revealed his “private parts” during an online class that he had entered using a stolen ID.
Police caught him recently and an investigation is under way.
The incident happened on April 22, according to Gwangju Metropolitan Police Agency. The student, 18, logged into a two-way online class of a high school using an ID he had secured on a social media platform. Then he took his pants off and left his penis exposed for “dozens of seconds.”
A teacher hosting the class hurriedly shut the screen and called police.
Police confirmed the student did not attend the school and had secured the ID on social media.
Police are considering seeking an arrest warrant.