There are more electricity thieves than I thought.

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A controversy has erupted online after images surfaced showing a camper charging multiple devices using an outlet in a public restroom.
The photos show items presumed to be power banks and speakers, along with several charging cables, drawing criticism for the private use of public facility electricity.
However, it has not been confirmed whether the emergency bell's power was unplugged or if there was any permission to use the electricity.
Whether it is the previous case of a restaurant using a touchpad charger by climbing over a wall,
or the use of electricity in public restrooms as seen in this post,
or the post uploaded today about electricity thieves in the Gimje area causing 900 million won in losses,
or even the person charging a vehicle from a utility pole in the past...
It seems most people do not give much thought to the crime of electricity theft.
They seem to think that because it is a public good, they are allowed to use it.
Strictly speaking, since it is the property of KEPCO, unauthorized use constitutes theft...
Yet, they seem to believe that as long as they pay the electricity bill, it is acceptable.