"50 servings of pork bulgogi until tomorrow..." "No show impersonating a military unit" [Anchor Report]

At a glance, dozens of disposable containers seem to contain food,
Another so-called "military impersonation no-show" has occurred, in which soldiers impersonate soldiers
and place large orders at restaurants and disappear.

It's been repeated several times this year alone, is there really no way to catch it?This is a story posted on the

online community, and the parents who run a restaurant in Yeongjong-do, Incheon, were given a no-show impersonating a military unit.

A person who identified himself as Sergeant Kim Dong-hyun of a nearby unit called and ordered a group package for 50 servings of pork bulgogi.

I also sent an official letter with an auxiliary mark, saying I would pay when I came to get food.

It is said that the food was prepared without much doubt because it was a restaurant where soldiers usually come often.

The generous restaurant owner even packed two boxes of tangerines separately for dessert.

Sergeant Kim Dong-hyun even checked whether the food was being prepared well in the morning of the day.

I didn't show up or answer my phone even after 2 p.m. as promised.

There was no request for payment, but it is the same pattern as the recent military impersonation no-show.

The police said, "The military usually pays in advance, so if you pay later, you'd better suspect it first."

We are advising that you need to ask for an advance payment or make further confirmation of your order.