60-year-old invokes right to remain silent after attacking ex-wife with a weapon three days after receiving protection... Victim is...

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It is reported that Mr. A, who returned to Korea this July after working in the Middle East, called the victim and said, "Let's get the family together." Feeling threatened, the victim requested personal protection from the police on the 16th, three days before the crime. The police provided guidance on formal case filing, warning measures, and temporary accommodation, but the victim's side stated they did not want these measures, expressing concern that it "could provoke Mr. A." Consequently, the police issued a smart watch for personal protection and implemented safety measures such as patrols linked to the 112 emergency line. It was found that there were no prior reports of domestic violence or stalking between the two individuals.
After applying for protection, the victim stayed at the homes of acquaintances and relatives before returning to their residence on the 18th. The police believe that when the surprise attack occurred the following morning, the victim was unable to even press the emergency call button on the issued smart watch.
It is deeply regrettable that the perpetrator should have been arrested before the personal protection measures were even put in place.