Suspect says frustration at hospital prompted knife attack in Incheon: police

The Suspect In This Week's Stabbing Spree In Incheon Has Cited Frustration Over His Treatment At A Hospital As The Motive For His Crime, Police Said Wednesday. The 59-year-old Man Gave The Account To Investigators During Questioning, One Day After He Attacked Random People At A Shopping Complex In The City West Of Seoul, Injuring Eight, Including One Who Remains Unconscious. "I Did Not Target Any Specific Person, And I Chose People Who Looked Weaker Than Me, But I Had No Intention To Kill," The Suspect Was Quoted As Saying During Questioning At Incheon's Namdong Police Station. According To Police, The Man Received Treatment For Athlete's Foot At A Local Hospital But Was Unhappy That His Symptoms Did Not Improve And Began To Stage A One-man Protest In Front Of The Facility In August. The Hospital Reported Him To The Police For Carrying A Weapon During The Protests, And He Was Booked Last Month Before Undergoing Questioning Last Week. "I Was Unhappy With The Hospital And Unhappy That I Was Investigated By The Police Because The Hospital Reported Me," He Was Quoted As Telling Investigators.

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