Investigations of suspects involved in the "double-duty assault" resulting from friction between men and women have been delayed.

An official at the Seoul Metropolitan Police Station said on Thursday, "The suspects, including A (21), who initially planned to attend the police station, did not attend."

"The defendants said they could not be investigated today," the official said. "I heard through the Internet and the media that the incident grew and I felt fear."

At around 4 a.m. on Monday, three men including A and two women, including B, were booked on charges of two-way assault at a bar near Suro Station in Seoul's Dongjak district.

Police planned to investigate suspects sequentially after completing an informal investigation of four out of five women who were hospitalized, but the schedule was delayed.

Police called in the owner of the shop to secure a statement when the incident occurred the day before. The owner was quoted as saying that the women's group made a scene first.

The incident began to become public as an alleged group of women posted messages on social networking sites. The author of the article said, "Five men at a beer restaurant in Lee Soo-ro station got into a fight at 4 a.m. on Thursday, and one of them was severely torn apart and had a stitches."

The author also posted pictures of paper and sneakers that appeared to have been wiped with blood.

The same message was posted on the Cheong Wa Dae homepage on the same day. According to the petition, women did not wear makeup and had short hair. According to the report, men called it "Megal X" and used coarse language, which led to violence.

The petition met Cheong Wa Dae's official 30 days-long consent of more than 200,000 people, and more than 320,000 agreed as of 5 p.m.

A woman who claims to be the first woman to have a word fight with a group of women on the previous night posted an online message refuting Mr. B's claim. However, it is not clear how many hours after the posting was posted anonymously and was written by the actual person.

In addition, a video clip of women who allegedly belong to the group using abusive language was posted on the Internet, referring to male genitalia. Police believe the video was right on the day of the incident.실시간배팅


Through analysis by CCTV, the police are verifying the agreement with the employer's statement and also checking the damages on women who are currently hospitalized.

Meanwhile, police chief Min Gap-ryong arrived at the scene four minutes after receiving a report at the National Assembly`s general meeting on the day. "Because there was a different part of our relationship, we will accurately inform the situation through press briefing and deal with the incident swiftly and sternly," he said.