By Park Si-soo
Police have questioned an Indonesian worker in Busan on suspicion he damaged six parked cars with a screwdriver "for fun."
Busan Sasang Police Station is investigating the factory worker, 30, in the port city.
The vandalism took place between July 11-24, during which the man is believed to have damaged the sides of six parked cars in an industrial complex on his way to work, causing damage of about 2 million won ($1,789).
Police identified the suspect after analyzing CCTV footage.
The suspect reportedly told police he damaged the cars "just for fun" and thought he "wouldn't be caught."
Police have questioned an Indonesian worker in Busan on suspicion he damaged six parked cars with a screwdriver "for fun."
Busan Sasang Police Station is investigating the factory worker, 30, in the port city.
The vandalism took place between July 11-24, during which the man is believed to have damaged the sides of six parked cars in an industrial complex on his way to work, causing damage of about 2 million won ($1,789).
Police identified the suspect after analyzing CCTV footage.
The suspect reportedly told police he damaged the cars "just for fun" and thought he "wouldn't be caught."
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