Teen on Probation Disappears Before Assaulting Girlfriend for 14 Hours, Sent to Juvenile Detention

A teenage boy who was on probation has been sent to juvenile detention for the prolonged assault of his girlfriend while being out of contact.

According to police on the 28th, the boy, identified as A, indiscriminately assaulted his girlfriend, B, using items such as a coffee pot and a remote control at a motel in the Yeongdo District of Busan around midnight on the 14th.

Even more shocking is that A allegedly dragged B around and continuously assaulted her for a staggering 14 hours starting from the morning of the previous day. He even live-streamed the assault to a friend via video call.

As a result of this assault, B has reportedly sustained serious injuries, including eye socket collapse and a fractured nasal bone, and is currently receiving treatment at a hospital.

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Police investigations revealed that A had previously been convicted of assault and was under probation at the time of this incident.

As per probation regulations, A was required to report his location daily to his probation officer, but he had gone out of contact since the beginning of this month.

During this period, it has been uncovered that A committed this crime in a blind spot of supervision.

The Yeongdo Police Station in Busan has sent A to juvenile detention for violating probation guidelines and is conducting additional investigations on charges of injury and other offenses.

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