USFK Soldier Admits Driving Car in High-Speed Chase

March 12, 2013 13:16

One of the three U.S. soldiers who fired a BB gun at pedestrians in Itaewon, Seoul, and led police on a high-speed car chase voluntarily reported to Yongsan police on Monday dressed in uniform.

During questioning, the staff sergeant admitted that he was the driver who hit a Korean police officer and fired the air gun.

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