Police Adopt Principle of Dismissal/Removal for Law Distortion and Job-Related Bribery… Severe Disciplinary Action for Information Leaks
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Going forward, disciplinary measures against police officers who commit crimes of distorting the law or accept bribes or entertainment related to their duties will be significantly strengthened, with dismissal or termination of employment being the principle. The National Police Agency announced that the "Partial Amendment to the Detailed Enforcement Rules of the Police Officer Disciplinary Order," containing these provisions, was approved at th…
The National Police Agency, through the National Police Commission, has established and strengthened strict disciplinary standards, including dismissal or removal from office, for police officers who commit serious misconduct, such as distorting the law or leaking investigative information. This initiative was pursued with the aim of ensuring fairness in investigations, restoring internal discipline, and enhancing public trust.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Han Ji-eun = In principle, a police officer is dismissed or removed from office if they distort the law or accept money or entertainment in connection with their investigative or enforcement duties.
The police have strengthened disciplinary standards to make dismissal or removal from office the principle for committing serious investigative misconduct.
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