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Coach gets suspended sentence for beating female students
By Korea HeraldPublished : Oct. 10, 2017 - 18:11
An intramural sports coach received a suspended sentence on Tuesday for habitually beating his students.
The Busan District Court sentenced the coach on charges of assault and battery to 2 years in prison with a 3-year probation, on top of 160 hours of community service and 40 hours of mandatory correctional training.
The coach, who served at two all-girls schools, has been charged with habitually beating three female students over the period of 4 years since 2011.
The student victims were reportedly bruised all over the body and suffered bone fractures.
The court said the physical punishment inflicted on the students was not a disciplinary measure but serious psychological and physical abuse.
The Busan District Court sentenced the coach on charges of assault and battery to 2 years in prison with a 3-year probation, on top of 160 hours of community service and 40 hours of mandatory correctional training.
The coach, who served at two all-girls schools, has been charged with habitually beating three female students over the period of 4 years since 2011.
The student victims were reportedly bruised all over the body and suffered bone fractures.
The court said the physical punishment inflicted on the students was not a disciplinary measure but serious psychological and physical abuse.
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Articles by Korea Herald
