Rape suspect’s 18-year run from law in S. Korea ended by a nurse’s sharp eye

By Lim Jae-seong

Wanted poster for Kim Yang-min. - Photo: National Police AgencyWanted poster for Kim Yang-min. - Photo: National Police Agency

SEOUL: A man wanted on suspicion of rape has been apprehended after 18 years on the run after a nurse recognised him from a wanted poster.

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South Korea , Rape , suspect , 18-year run , law , nurse , Kim Yang-min

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