Why CEO Baek Jong-won might have experienced this at a Jajangmyeon restaurant

CEO Baek Jong-won probably experienced something once at a certain Jajangmyeon restaurant.
It was likely a restaurant where money was being handed over in a suspicious manner.
And it's possible that a former police officer was the one who set up that restaurant.
Baek Jong-won likely experienced that.
But after experiencing it, he suddenly started walking on eggshells.
In reality, that kind of thing poses a threat to one's life.
It is an act that leaves no evidence.
And Baek Jong-won shed tears, saying, "I didn't even realize that was happening..."
Once you experience it, you can recognize someone being subjected to it immediately.
Also, back when Lee Jae-myung was Party Leader, there was a broadcast where a man in his 70s passed by Lee Jae-myung as if he were going to hit his shoulder, and Lee Jae-myung said on air, "Isn't that a lack of manners?"
That was something a Busan police officer did. The characteristic of such acts is that they leave no evidence. However, the victim ends up suffering from mental illness.
It is likely that the police officer had already failed him in an interview and induced schizophrenia. That is why he has been taking psychiatric medication for 10 years.
That is why they say he saved all those women. The police officer did that and just left. The psychiatric treatment was something he had to seek for himself.
If you police keep acting like this, he ended up touching 400 minors in Busan.^^ Ultimately, he acted out of anger because he kept suffering injuries.
If it goes like this, even his parents die. They endured it all.^^
To the Busan police officer: Stop playing tricks. This situation escalated because of your actions, yet you blamed everything on him.
Even the President said that is an act lacking in manners.
Perhaps a police officer at a local precinct in Seoul made a declaration of conscience.
"Wait, police officers shouldn't do that. That is causing injury. Injury doesn't just mean physical harm from hitting; causing mental injury is also injury. I am Inspector [Name] from the police. Police officers must never do that."
Surprisingly, someone in Seoul likely made such a declaration of conscience.
The women in Busan that I met—he truly saved them all. He endured all of that, yet they compared him to that guy in Seoul? It was quiet in Busan because he endured everything. Don't the citizens know this? If they knew, they would have asked, "You are truly amazing and kind. How did you endure all that?"
I am writing this here after asking and finding out.