[All] A complete recap of the Dangjin The Glory incident! School violence, victims, perpetrators, threads, and those born in 2002.

The Dangjin The Glory school violence incident is a true story of school violence that lasted 11 years, from second grade to high school. This article summarizes the incident, chronologically, from the controversy surrounding the perpetrator born in 2002, to the details revealed in the thread, to the records and evidence disclosed by victim Lee Ha-na, to the school and police response, to the legal issues and potential future punishment.

 

1. The Dangjin The Glory Incident

 

Recently, a school violence incident called "Dangjin The Glory" has been spreading through online communities and threads. It is not a drama, but a real-life incident, and the violence is not short-term but rather prolonged. Lasts for approximately 11 years, from second grade to high school It's a big shock that it happened.

 

Victim Lee Ha-na personally disclosed the full story of the incident by disclosing records and evidence, and in the process, public opinion began to emerge as testimonies from local residents and classmates were added.

 

 

2. School violence that continued for 11 years starting from 2nd grade

 

 

According to the victim's testimony, the bullying was more than just teasing.

Since elementary school, he has been inciting male students to commit violence, and verbal abuse and ridicule in group chat rooms have been a daily occurrence.

 

As students progressed through middle and high school, the violence became more organized and covert. Incidents included hallway kicks, group beatings, and even assaults with soju bottles. The victims reported experiencing extreme trauma due to repeated sexual insults and degrading language.

 

 

3. The hell that continued until high school, the wounds that didn't end even with transferring schools

 

Hopes that things would improve over time didn't materialize. Bullying and violence continued throughout high school, with records revealing mocking self-harm photos and even death-inducing remarks.

 

Ultimately, the victim chose to leave Dangjin and transfer schools, but she confessed that physical distance did not make the memories and wounds disappear.

 

 

4. The perpetrators' explanation: The weight of the words "it was a game"

 

After the incident became public, some of the perpetrators claimed, "It wasn't a one-sided attack," and "It was just a joke." However, the victim's publicly disclosed conversation records and testimony contradict this claim. Rather than accepting responsibility, they demanded the posts be deleted, or even complained about the damage done, drawing criticism for what they called secondary victimization.

 

In particular, as the truth was relayed to the perpetrator's family, who were about to get married, the controversy expanded beyond the personal level and became a social issue.

 

 

5. The victim's decision, legal response, and remaining issues

 

Victim Lee Ha-na has made it clear she will no longer remain silent. She emphasized that the statute of limitations on sexual assault and aggravated assault remains in effect, and announced legal action.

 

We are currently organizing the data, and we are demanding not just a simple apology, but responsible punishment and prevention of recurrence. This incident is seen as a case that once again highlights that school violence is not a result of individual misfortune, but rather a structural problem neglected by schools, families, and society.

 

 

FAQ

Q1. Is the Dangjin The Glory a real incident?
Yes. This is a true story of school violence that became public when the victim disclosed records and evidence.

 

Q2. Who is the perpetrator?
There are claims and testimonies that several people, including the perpetrator known to be born in 2002, are involved, and it is currently in the pre-legal judgment stage.

 

Q3. Why is this a problem again now?
Because victims have come forward with their accounts through threads, past violence has become a present-day problem.

 

Q4. Is there a possibility of punishment?
Some cases of violence, particularly sexual violence, are still subject to the statute of limitations, which could lead to investigation and trial.

 

Q5. What is the significance of this incident?
It left a warning that school violence does not disappear with time, and that violence left unchecked will eventually return as a bigger wound.



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