"I was stabbed and cut 5 centimeters"...Home invasion burglar willing to provide 'medical note' evidence

on
Mr. A, the man who broke into Nanas home and robbed her, claims his injuries and says he will submit the opinion letter as evidence.On the 4th, the Uijeongbu District Courts Namyangju Support 1st Criminal Division held a hearing for A, a man in his 30s who was charged with robbery and injury.Earlier, prosecutors had revealed that on the day of his arrest, Mr. A wrote posts on online sites, including What if a trespassing robber is hit by a homeowner with a knife? and Possibility of actual arrest on a special attempted robbery warrant. In his closing statement, Mr. A said, Its the same as what I said in the last trial, referring to the online posts.During the police investigation, I confirmed the posts during the forensic process and explained why I wrote them. I posted the question because I was curious about the penalties for doing so, not before the incident, he claimed.I wrote it after talking to the victims, he added.On the same day, Mr. A also announced his intention to submit additional material to the tribunal. I have a medical report that says I was stabbed with a knife and cut more than 5 centimeters, he said.Meanwhile, Mr. A was brought to trial for allegedly breaking into Nanas home in November last year, threatening her and demanding money. He later accused Nana of attempted murder, claiming that Nana injured him in the process of subduing him. However, the police deemed Nanas actions to be self-defense and dismissed the case, and Nana sued A. A. for innocence.

Mr. A, the man who broke into Nana's home and robbed her, claims his injuries and says he will submit the opinion letter as evidence.

On the 4th, the Uijeongbu District Court's Namyangju Support 1st Criminal Division held a hearing for A, a man in his 30s who was charged with robbery and injury.

Earlier, prosecutors had revealed that on the day of his arrest, Mr. A wrote posts on online sites, including "What if a trespassing robber is hit by a homeowner with a knife?" and "Possibility of actual arrest on a special attempted robbery warrant. In his closing statement, Mr. A said, "It's the same as what I said in the last trial," referring to the online posts.

"During the police investigation, I confirmed the posts during the forensic process and explained why I wrote them. I posted the question because I was curious about the penalties for doing so, not before the incident," he claimed.

"I wrote it after talking to the victims," he added.

On the same day, Mr. A also announced his intention to submit additional material to the tribunal. "I have a medical report that says I was stabbed with a knife and cut more than 5 centimeters," he said.

Meanwhile, Mr. A was brought to trial for allegedly breaking into Nana's home in November last year, threatening her and demanding money. He later accused Nana of attempted murder, claiming that Nana injured him in the process of subduing him. However, the police deemed Nana's actions to be self-defense and dismissed the case, and Nana sued A. A. for innocence.