Chinese Teen Booked in Jeju for Eavesdropping on Air Traffic Control
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Chinese teen booked in Jeju for eavesdropping on air traffic control
JEJU — A Chinese teenager has been booked on suspicion of using a private transceiver to illegally eavesdrop on air traffic control at an airport on the southern island of Jeju, local police said Tuesday. The suspect allegedly used a radio to secretly listen to tower-aircraft communications for 90 minutes on Aug. 27 from the observation deck of Jeju International Airport, a Class A national security facility, according to the Jeju Provincial Pol…
A Chinese teenager was arrested by police for secretly listening to air traffic control communications from the observation deck at Jeju International Airport. According to the Jeju Provincial Police Agency on the 15th, police are investigating the teenage Chinese tourist, identified as "G," on charges of violating the Protection of Communications Secrets Act. On the morning of the 27th of last month, G used a walkie-talkie at the 4th-floor obse…
A Chinese teenager was caught eavesdropping on communications between the control tower and pilots for 30 minutes using an illegal radio at Jeju International Airport. The suspect, who was arrested by the police following a report from an airport user, has been booked without detention on charges of violating the Communications Secret Protection Act, and authorities are currently investigating the detailed circumstances, including the exact moti…
A teenager of Chinese nationality who used a private walkie-talkie to eavesdrop on air traffic control communication at Jeju International Airport was caught by the police. The police found many photographs of military facilities in the Gyeonggi region on a camera they had at the time of the arrest, and are even investigating anti-aircraft charges. On the 15th, the Jeju National Police Agency announced that the top 10 Chinese nationals, Group A,…
A citizen who noticed suspicious behavior from a Chinese teenager who had secretly eavesdropped on air traffic control communications using a walkie-talkie at the Jeju International Airport observation deck and even took photos of military facilities in other regions.
A Chinese teenager has been arrested by police for illegally listening to communications between a control tower and an aircraft using a radio brought from China at the observation deck of Jeju International Airport. In particular, numerous photos of military facilities at airports in other regions, such as Gyeonggi Province, were discovered on a camera the man was carrying, prompting police to investigate potential anti-aircraft threats. The Je…
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