North Korea Defector Steals Bus
A North Korean defector who struggled in South Korea stole a bus and tried to drive across the border, police say
A North Korean defector who escaped to the South more than a decade ago was detained after attempting to cross back into North Korea on a stolen bus, police said.
Defector tries returning to North Korea on stolen bus
South Korean police have detained a North Korean defector for attempting to cross the heavily-guarded border back to the North on a stolen bus. The man was caught Tuesday on the Unification Bridge that separates the two Koreas,
North Korean defector steals bus to try and drive back after struggling to adapt to life in South
A North Korean defector was arrested in South Korea after attempting to cross the heavily fortified border back into his country using a stolen bus. The man, in his 30s, stole the vehicle from a garage in Paju,
Defector Arrested In Failed Bid To Return To N. Korea On Stolen Bus
A North Korean defector to the South was apprehended after he crashed a stolen bus near the border in a failed bid to return to his isolated homeland, police told AFP on Wednesday.
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Police seek arrest warrant for North Korean defector who attempted border crossing in village bus
Police applied for an arrest warrant on Wednesday against a North Korean defector who hijacked a bus and attempted to cross the border back to North Korea through the Unification Bridge in Gyeonggi.
Defector Steals Bus In Risky Attempt To Flee Back To North Korea
A man who defected from North Korea reportedly stole a bus in an attempt to go back over the border from South Korea. The media in South Korea says it happened 1:30 a.m. when the man stole the bus and then rammed it into a barricade on a bridge near the DMZ.
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