Parent of top student, teacher break into South Korean school to steal exam papers


The teacher suspected of breaking into the high school to steal final exam papers enters the Andong branch of the Daegu District Court on July 14 to attend a hearing for her arrest warrant. - Yonhap

SEOUL: A high school teacher in her 30s was officially detained by authorities on Monday (July 14), for allegedly conspiring with a parent of a student to break into her former school and steal final exam papers.

The Andong branch of the Daegu District Court issued a warrant for the suspect's arrest, citing concerns of her fleeing or destroying evidence. She is facing charges of accepting bribes in exchange for improper action, intrusion of building, and interference with business.

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