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A South Korean police officer, surnamed Bu, has been arrested for admitting to closing missing persons cases without proper investigation to avoid extra work. This has led to public outcry and the discovery of four bodies on Jeju Island. The incident has prompted President Lee Jae Myung to pledge police reforms amid ongoing criticism of law enforcement practices in the country.
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A South Korean police officer, surnamed Bu, has been arrested for admitting to closing missing persons cases without proper investigation to avoid extra work. This has led to public outcry and the discovery of four bodies on Jeju Island. The incident has prompted President Lee Jae Myung to pledge police reforms amid ongoing criticism of law enforcement practices in the country.
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South Korean police officer admits to closing missing person cases to avoid work
South Korean Police Officer Admits to Closing Missing Person Cases Without Investigation