The reason why Busan became the site of the nation's number one major incident

(To the parents involved: I truly understand the pain of losing a daughter. I am posting this photo to explain the situation in Busan. You have probably reached out to me as well. Please understand that I have no intention of defamation.)
Shall we think about why Busan became the site of the nation's number one major incident? This Busan incident will likely be the biggest incident in the country since the 1990s. It was so massive that lawyers in Seoul even remarked, "It seems like the President has died."
After following the situation for a year, they spent three months shouting, which constituted a human rights violation. They conducted an excessive investigation on a child who already had a mental illness and had been taking medication for years as a neurotic patient. Then, in December 2015, the child failed an interview and suffered a massive shock.
Upon the announcement of the failure, the child was diagnosed with schizophrenia due to that immense shock. They had been preparing for ten years, only to fail all at once. There was no more opportunity left. Their last chance was taken away.
Following that, the child suffered further shock from the schizophrenia diagnosis and experienced extreme depression while staying at home in that state.
A doctor would have likely recommended hospitalization in a psychiatric ward due to the severity of the mental illness, wouldn't they?
Is it acceptable for a Busan police officer to drive a child into mental illness?
While feeling that way, the child could no longer endure it, became enraged, and intended to kill all women.
Then, suddenly, President Park Geun-hye, who was being monitored at a temple, said, "I will step down."
If things had gone that way, the country would have been completely ruined. South Korea would have ceased to exist. If the Busan police matter had broken out in the media, they wouldn't have been able to make a single excuse and would have been ruthlessly criticized by the press. Journalists would have asked, "If you drive a child to that state and force them into a psychiatric hospital, won't they become deviant? If they had exploded, were you going to try to arrest them again? Were you planning to arrest them after making them a mental patient?"
The police officers wouldn't be able to answer a single word to that.
Ah... so you're saying that even though the child was in that state, they endured it all for the sake of women? And since nothing happened, the police officers just went around having company dinners together?
That is why the mental illness won't subside. They endured all that hardship since childhood, which caused the trauma.
I heard that even later, police officers ruined a funeral, violated human rights, and used abusive language, yet the child endured all of that as well?
And I heard they made them experience that one more time? They say the child was beaten while already suffering from severe mental illness.
A woman in her 30s experienced something similar at a Gwangalli beach; she was so shocked that she said, "You could act according to your temper," and she even visited the psychiatric clinic I attend. She likely visited because she was in shock.
If a child is in a state of diminished mental capacity and is beaten like that, can they endure it? Eventually, an accident occurred. In this instance, the police officer should be arrested for an excessive investigation.
Perhaps... although the child caused an accident, they actually prevented an accident that was being caused from above.
Yes. The child might have to take psychiatric medication for the rest of their life. The police officers made a child a mental patient and forced them to take psychiatric medication for life, didn't they?
There hasn't been a single apology so far, has there?
I heard people said, "He's a mental patient bastard." If the child had endured all that, they would have committed suicide, but the child endured it all and saved the women. It seems people didn't realize who the entity responsible for creating the mental illness was.
I am thinking of Busan. Look back.