[dfinsvalde]

The person who approaches to block the camera in the video is Shin Woo-jung (born 1995, fat, tattoo), one of the three customers.

The other two of three customers were blocking the door.

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After the funeral of Rabbit Bar owner at Ho Chi Minh City Hospital, the body arrived in Korea on January 1, 2025.


The attackers were part of an illegal gambling organization comprised of Koreans, and 15 members of the illegal gambling organization were arrested by the Vietnamese police as a result of this incident.



The video is footage taken by bar waiter outside the door.


Although The guy who lost his eye was originally reported in the news that he was over 40 years old, he was actually born in 1992.



https://www.mk.co.kr/en/world/11205625

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video

[jg11358]

looks like chilsung-pa, Koreas equivalent of the Triads/Yakuza.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kkangp...h_Korean_gangs

[jg11358]

and I nominate chilsung-pa because they're one of the largest Korean organized crime outfits, and among the largest outfits in Korea, are the ones that predominately operate overseas, where-as most Korean OC's operate domestically....to a large extent.

Yangeuni is big on extortion.

Beomseobangpa is big on racketeering.

Chilsung-pa is big on gambling, which aligns with the story.

And the mentioning of 15 members being arrested suggest a large scale operation, which would be more typical of an OC that operates internationally more than domestically.

And....Chilsung-pa has a lot of ex-pats and is well known in South-East Asia especially.

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Originally Posted by jg11358 ↗

and I nominate chilsung-pa because they're one of the largest Korean organized crime outfits, and among the largest outfits in Korea, are the ones that predominately operate overseas, where-as most Korean OC's operate domestically....to a large extent.

Yangeuni is big on extortion.

Beomseobangpa is big on racketeering.

Chilsung-pa is big on gambling, which aligns with the story.

And the mentioning of 15 members being arrested suggest a large scale operation, which would be more typical of an OC that operates internationally more than domestically.

And....Chilsung-pa has a lot of ex-pats and is well known in South-East Asia especially.

I don't know much about Korean crime syndicate, but I heard that South Korea's violent gangs were wiped out during the military dictatorship.

Sometimes I admire the dictator's suppression of criminal gangs.