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Controversy over the post “Receive juvenile protection and wash your identity”

[서울=뉴시스]Intern reporter Kwon Seo-young = The revelation that the perpetrators of group sexual assault of middle school girls with intellectual disabilities are working as teachers and firefighters is controversial.

On the 20th, on an online community bulletin board, a post titled ‘A rapist of an intellectually disabled minor became an elementary school teacher’ was posted. Writer A introduced himself as an acquaintance of the perpetrator of the so-called ‘Daejeon intellectually disabled middle school girl group sexual assault case’ and attached an article and a ruling that reported the incident that occurred 11 years ago.

Mr. A said, “In conclusion, 16 perpetrators were given ‘juvenile protection’, which can be regarded as virtually innocent because they were young or good at studying, even though they raped a disabled person in a group.” “The victim wanted strong punishment, but the victim’s father There was an agreement with

He added, “No disadvantage can be given to those who have been legally placed under juvenile protection, they are not treated as ex-convicts, and even disclosure (of the crime) is impossible, so the perpetrators are living well by passing into prestigious universities.” “I was able to completely clean my identity while working in public positions, such as being a homeroom teacher at an elementary school and a firefighter,” he added.

Mr. A said, “Just as rapists have the right to return to society, my children also have the right not to be educated by rapists.” He also emphasized, “I was silent when I entered a prestigious university. I was also silent when they were admitted to a large company through identity laundering.”

He said, “I can’t stand the threat that rapists will become firefighters and elementary school teachers and my children will be educated by them. We ask that you publicize this case in order to protect your right to receive and not be rescued.”

Meanwhile, since juvenile protection is not actually a criminal punishment, it does not remain in criminal record data. When a public official is newly appointed, the agency requests a background check to determine the criminal history of the person after the agency receives a consent form from the person to be appointed, but the protective order is not recorded as a criminal record, which may affect the decision to hire a public official does not exist.

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