At the Gangnam Police Station in Seoul, the chief was put on standby due to suspicion of misconduct, and two executives were put in charge this time. It was because of the allegations that they had been criticized and assaulted the employees. Specifically, it is that they were harassed by asking them to pay for alcohol or choking.
This is Gong Da-som.
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The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency ordered a manager-level police officer A on standby at the Gangnam Police Station yesterday (1st), and the manager-level officer B dispatched personnel to another police station.
It’s because of the whistleblower that the two men criticized the police.
It is said that he has been entertained by paying for food or alcohol to junior policemen.
In particular, Chief B is also suspected of assaulting employees.
They grabbed the employees’ ears and shook them, wrapped their arms around their necks, and struck them, and they spoke vulgarly and talkatively.
In addition, accusations have been filed for abuse of personnel rights by placing close people in good positions.
The Seoul Metropolitan Government has been acquiring such information for several months to confirm the facts.
The reporters contacted them several times to hear their position, but they did not reach them.
This is not the first time that the police officers at the Gangnam Police Station have been suspicious of misconduct.
Various suspicions of collusion have been raised due to the Burning Sun incident, and over 160 police officers have been changed.
It has even gained disgrace to be designated as a special personnel management area that intensively monitors adhesions and misconduct.
However, in February, the police chief, General Park Mo, was controversial after one month in office.
When I was in Seoul, I was suspicious of drinking alcohol during working hours, calling a female police officer for drinking, and receiving hospitality from a police lawyer.
The Seoul Metropolitan Government is conducting internal investigations after placing General Park Mo on standby.