This text discusses a controversial situation involving a teacher named Lee Young-soon who sent money to parents for a student's injury. The incident has sparked a backlash, with personal information of the parents spread online, leading to private sanctions. Police are investigating potential coercion or intimidation, while online star rating terrorism is occurring. There's a call for restraint in imposing private sanctions, and the father of the teacher is considering legal action against the parents. The broader issue of private sanctions and the need for improvements in the judicial system are also raised, emphasizing the importance of a long-term solution.
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1. Two years ago, teacher Lee Young-soon of Howon Elementary School in Uijeongbu made an extreme choice.
2. Money was sent to the parents of the teacher, and this fact is known, leading to a growing backlash.
3. The personal information of the parents is being spread online.
4. Teacher Lee Young-soon sent a total of 4 million won, 500,000 won on payday every month to the parents.
5. An investigation by the Provincial Office of Education has revealed this situation.
6. The Office of Education has requested an investigation into the parents.
7. The police have received a request to investigate the plastic bottle incident involving a student's injury.
8. The police will focus on text message details and whether there was coercion or intimidation.
9. There are ongoing private sanctions in the online space, including the distribution of personal information.
10. The controversy has led to the teacher being placed on standby at work.
11. Some individuals are imposing private sanctions in the form of low star ratings.
12. Teacher Lee Young-sun's father is preparing to sue the parents.
13. There is a request for restraint regarding private sanctions.
14. Private sanctions have caused damage to businesses.
15. There is a call for a discussion on the judicial system and institutional improvements to address these issues.