Passenger Gets Suspended Prison Term for Attempting to Open Emergency Door During Flight
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A man in his 30s who attempted to open an emergency door on a flight from Bangkok to Daegu was sentenced to four months in prison, suspended for two years, for violating the Aviation Security Act. The court acknowledged the danger of the crime but decided on a suspended sentence, taking into account that the actual likelihood of opening the door was low and the defendant admitted to the offense.
The Korea Times
Kyodo News+Passenger gets suspended prison term for attempting to open emergency door during flight
A court on Monday sentenced an airplane passenger to a suspended prison term for attempting to open one of the aircraft's emergency doors during a...
(Daegu=Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Seon-hyeong = Presiding Judge Kim Dong-seok of the 1st Criminal Division of the Daegu District Court... a person indicted on charges of attempting to open an emergency door on an aircraft in flight (violation of the Aviation Security Act)...
A passenger in his 30s who attempted to open an emergency door on a Tway Air passenger plane heading to Daegu Airport has been given a suspended prison sentence. Presiding Judge Kim Dong-seok of the Daegu District Court's Criminal Division 1 announced on the 19th that he sentenced Mr. Park (38), who was indicted on charges of violating the Aviation Security Act, to four months in prison, suspended for two years. He also ordered 80 hours of comm…
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