The Shocking Reality of Cambodian Crime Organizations: A Harrowing Tale from 'You Quiz on the Block'

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Recently, on tvN's popular program 'You Quiz on the Block,' Police Officer Oh Young-hoon shared the grim reality of Cambodian crime organizations, leaving many in shock.

According to his account, a man in his 30s suffered greatly after being detained and assaulted by one of these organizations.

Initially, his bank account was used for phishing scams and subsequently frozen by another victim seeking to stop the fraudulent activity.

The crime organization mistakenly believed the man had intentionally frozen the account. As a result, they held him captive for ten days and subjected him to physical violence.

It's horrifying to imagine the ordeal he endured.

Believing he could only resolve the issue in South Korea, the man accompanied Officer Oh to the airport.

However, an even greater danger awaited him there. He managed to escape at the airport, taking advantage of a momentary lapse in security, and contacted his mother, who reported the situation to the embassy.

Hearing how the embassy consul rescued him is a relief. The situation before his rescue was truly terrifying.

Members of the organization were waiting at the airport until his departure, relentlessly pursuing him in a scene reminiscent of a thriller movie.

This incident is not just a personal crisis; it exposes the terrifying reality of these crime organizations.

Officer Oh warned that the organization members even come to the airport to catch those who have escaped, stating, "There are many suspicious people even at Incheon Airport."

The reality of these crime organizations is far more dangerous and complex than we might think.

Anyone can become a victim of crime.

We need greater awareness and vigilance to prevent such incidents from happening again.

We must remain vigilant against crime and strengthen our social safety net. By understanding the reality of crime, we can pay more attention to social safety and crime prevention.

Take a moment to consider the events happening around you.

Small acts of attention can bring about big changes! ????.