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A man has been obsessed with texting and calling to ask the separated lover to meet again. He sent more than 500 copies a day, but the prosecution has not been charged with the charges.

Reporter Min Kyung-ho covered stalking for a reason.

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Dating with public official A Mr. B, a 30-year-old woman who broke up in May last year, received a one-sided call from Mr. A from the time he settled the relationship.

There were more than 500 text bombs a day, such as making an extreme choice if we did not meet again.

[Victim: I can't really count. So I'm afraid if the call comes to a number I still don't know. ]

He also called Mr. B to his home to imprison him for a gift and imprisoned him.

Mr. B, who couldn't stand, reported Mr. A, but the prosecutors only convicted him of imprisonment and briefly prosecuted him for 5 million won.

In order to punish such stalking, specific additional charges must be made clear, otherwise misdemeanor fines of less than 100,000 won or detention are the only methods of punishment.

It was because of the terrible threats that Dr. Kang Mo, a social security agent who was stalking an old homeroom and threatened to kill him, was sentenced to 1 year and 2 months in prison.

However, the Stalking Punishment Act did not exceed the threshold of the National Assembly for more than 20 years since the first proposal, and the number of misdemeanor punishments due to continued harassment has increased by 50% compared to 2013.