A female 'daughter's age' colonel who attempted to sexually assault..."The one who shined the air force".

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After the late Sergeant Lee Ye-ram was sexually harassed, another sex crime occurred in the Air Force, where he made an extreme choice in 2021.When he failed to sexually assault a female second lieutenant who was about the age of

daughter, Colonel A was alleged to have even inflicted secondary harm, such as treating the female second lieutenant B as a 'flower snake'.

According to JTBC reports, Colonel A led the Black Eagles, an Air Force special flight team, and was recently selected as a "person who shone in the air force."

The Military Sexual Violence Counseling Center, affiliated with the Military Human Rights Center, held a press conference yesterday (April 31) at the Military Human Rights Center in Mapo-gu, Seoul, and urged the military to come up with countermeasures, saying that an air force colonel attempted to sexually assault a female lieutenant.

The Military Human Rights Center revealed that Colonel A forced the victim to take him away, asking him to drink more at his residence, and attempted sexual assault at his residence after the company dinner on the 24th of last month.

Colonel A touched Lieutenant B's hand while moving to the official residence, saying, "If you stay in the air force, you will see me three times," and attempted to rape him after arriving at the official residence.Lieutenant

B said, "I'm only three years older than the former boss's daughter. He stubbornly refused, saying, "You have a wife, don't you?" but Colonel A did not stop attempting sexual assault. Eventually, Lieutenant B said he would come back and ran away without wearing his shoes properly.

Colonel A's crime was not over. According to the counseling center, Colonel A was reported to have recorded to the executives attending the dinner at the time, "guidedly interrogating" Lieutenant B as if he had seduced him under the influence of alcohol.Lieutenant

B treats Colonel A as a 'flower snake' as if he went to the second round because the victim wanted, let alone apologizing. Even in this situation, I don't think I'm properly protected by the Air Force," he said, asking for help.

The Military Human Rights Center called for the police to immediately arrest Colonel A and investigate him as the Air Force is distrusted, and for the Air Force to check the secondary damage spread prevention system and actively cooperate in civilian police investigations.

Reporter Park Sun-young of Digital News Team