‘Police Day’ President Lee: “Must Take the Reality of Growing Public Anxiety Seriously”
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Marking Police Day, President Lee Jae-myung stated, “We must take seriously the reality that trust in the police is being shaken and public anxiety is growing due to the recent succession of relational crimes and crimes with abnormal motives targeting unspecified individuals.” President Lee made these remarks on the 21st at the 81st Police Day ceremony held at the National Police Agency in Seodaemun-gu, Seoul.
On the occasion of the 81st Police Day, the Acting Commissioner General of the National Police Agency and field police officers read the Police Charter.
On the 21st, President Lee Jae-myung urged the police organization to change, stating, “We must take seriously the reality that trust in the police has been shaken and public anxiety has grown due to a series of recent relational crimes and crimes with abnormal motives targeting unspecified individuals.” Attending the 81st Police Day ceremony, President Lee made these remarks, noting, “As our criminal justice system, which has been maintained fo…
President Lee Jae-myung attended the 81st Police Day ceremony held at the National Police Agency in Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, on the 21st and urged the police to restore public trust. The ceremony was held under the theme "A Police Leaping Forward, We Will Protect the Safety of the People Even More Firmly" and was broadcast live on KTV and other channels. The event was attended by the bereaved families of this year's police heroes and police officer…
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