The National Police Agency operated the ‘Dating Violence Intensive Reporting Period’ for two months from July 1 to August 31, 2020, and received a total of 3,675 reports and criminally charged 1,713 people (47 arrests).
◦ As for the types of crimes arrested, assault/injury (70.1%) accounted for most, followed by arrest/confinement/intimidation (10.7%) and trespassing (10.6%).
※ (Crime Type) Assault/Injury (70.1%) > Arrest/Confinement/Intimidation (10.7%) > Home invasion (10.6%)
◦ The age group of the perpetrators was in their 20s (35.5%), followed by those in their 30s (24.5%), 40s (20%), and 50s (11.4%).
※ (Ages) 20s (35.5%) > 30s (24.5%) > 40s (20%) > 50s (11.4%) > 60s and older (5.9%)
- Data National Police Agency Statistics -
Dating violence refers to emotional, physical, and sexual violence that occurs before or after a romantic relationship. A typical form of dating violence is strangulation of the other person,
If you hit someone with your hands or feet during an argument, engage in coercive sexual contact against the other person's will, or take a picture of your body and distribute it, you may say that you are abusing your partner's pet or that you will kill them if they break up. . In some cases, they ask for money as a condition of breaking up.
Excessive obsessive tendencies beyond interest or affection for the other person may be a precursor to dating violence. and to cut off the victim's personal network.
There is a tendency for people to try to cut off social interactions with the victim's family or friends for reasons they don't understand. They try to get the victim's online account ID or password and put their entire life under their own control. And if you keep contacting the victim by text message or phone call, but the victim does not respond or does not respond, they may become outraged or take threatening actions. Sometimes, if the victim does not act according to the perpetrator's own will or does something he does not want, he/she may self-harm or commit suicide.
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◦ As for the types of crimes arrested, assault/injury (70.1%) accounted for most, followed by arrest/confinement/intimidation (10.7%) and trespassing (10.6%).
※ (Crime Type) Assault/Injury (70.1%) > Arrest/Confinement/Intimidation (10.7%) > Home invasion (10.6%)
◦ The age group of the perpetrators was in their 20s (35.5%), followed by those in their 30s (24.5%), 40s (20%), and 50s (11.4%).
※ (Ages) 20s (35.5%) > 30s (24.5%) > 40s (20%) > 50s (11.4%) > 60s and older (5.9%)
- Data National Police Agency Statistics -
Dating violence refers to emotional, physical, and sexual violence that occurs before or after a romantic relationship. A typical form of dating violence is strangulation of the other person,
If you hit someone with your hands or feet during an argument, engage in coercive sexual contact against the other person's will, or take a picture of your body and distribute it, you may say that you are abusing your partner's pet or that you will kill them if they break up. . In some cases, they ask for money as a condition of breaking up.
Excessive obsessive tendencies beyond interest or affection for the other person may be a precursor to dating violence. and to cut off the victim's personal network.
There is a tendency for people to try to cut off social interactions with the victim's family or friends for reasons they don't understand. They try to get the victim's online account ID or password and put their entire life under their own control. And if you keep contacting the victim by text message or phone call, but the victim does not respond or does not respond, they may become outraged or take threatening actions. Sometimes, if the victim does not act according to the perpetrator's own will or does something he does not want, he/she may self-harm or commit suicide.
Leave the threat to safety to Ace Guard.
We are responsible for the safety of our customers with 20 years of practical know-how from the Department of Security at Yongin University.
Personal protection, safe separation, safe return home, court accompaniment, dating violence, etc.
We provide customized security services for each situation.
This is a free consultation, so please contact us if you need any help.
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