On Saturday night three GI criminals fired their air rifles at random in front of a hotel in Rithaewon-dong, Ryongsan District of Seoul.

When police reached the scene, informed of the incident, they drove their car over them before hurriedly taking to flight.

They drove their car in Seoul at breakneck speed, bumping against several vehicles and two citizens.

When the GI criminals were called to appear at a police station, they were so brazen-faced as to insist that they should "stay at ease," a gesture of refusing to be questioned. This behavior is touching off towering anger among south Koreans.

The evermore frequent GI crimes in south Korea are a product of the pro-U.S. policy of the south Korean authorities who consider sycophancy and subservience as a means for their existence.