Police launch reform committee after alleged mishandling of Gwangju murder investigation
Members of a committee tasked with reforming police investigations attend the panel's first meeting at the National Police Agency's headquarters in Seoul, Monday.
- ▪Members of a committee tasked with reforming police investigations attend the panel's first meeting at the National Police Agency's headquarters in Seoul, Monday.
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- ▪ Police launch reform committee after alleged mishandling of Gwangju murder investigation — Yonhap News Agency
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Members of a committee tasked with reforming police investigations attend the panel's first meeting at the National Police Agency's headquarters in Seoul, Monday. Courtesy of National Police AgencyA committee tasked with reforming police investigation practices was launched Monday in response to allegations of police misconduct in a high-profile murder case earlier this year.The committee held its inaugural meeting at the National Police Agency headquarters as police seek to rebuild public trust amid ongoing controversy over the police investigation into the murder case.The controversy centers on allegations that police in Gwangju, 270 kilometers south of Seoul, leaked investigative material to the murder suspect's father, who is also a police officer in the city, and destroyed…
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