Incheon stabbing suspect tests negative for psychopathy

Incheon police have concluded that the suspect behind last week's stabbing spree, Choi Choong-rak, does not exhibit psychopathic tendencies, according to a recent test. The 59-year-old attacker, who targeted ten individuals at a commercial complex on October 13, scored below the threshold of 25 out of 40 points required to be classified as a psychopath.

Choi is currently in custody, accused of attempting to kill eight people and injuring two others, one of whom remains unconscious following a cardiac arrest. The suspect claimed his actions were motivated by anger over medical treatment he received at a local hospital. He stated that he did not specifically target any individuals, but rather chose those who appeared weaker than he was.

Choi has a total of ten prior convictions, including two instances of attempted murder. Authorities are currently investigating the evidence and the circumstances surrounding the attack to determine its motive and whether it was premeditated.