A recent upload on the YouTube channel 'Han Moon-cheol TV' titled "Saying you didn't know this makes no sense... Should we try a lie detector?" has sparked intense debate.
The video shows a non-contact incident on a 60 km/h road where a car traveling in the second lane is forced into a near-collision when another vehicle cuts in from the first lane without signaling. After the scare, the other driver left the scene. Days later, when the car was located, the driver insisted they had no idea an incident occurred—triggering controversy. The host notes that if a lie detector test indicates deceit, the case could be treated not only as a hit-and-run but also punished for especially egregious behavior.
Netizens weighed in with divided opinions. One commenter argued, "If there was contact, it's 100:0; and even if a crash was barely avoided, it's still 100:0," calling for clear accountability. Another added, "You should raise your insurance to the maximum coverage—it doesn't cost that much to do so."