A Jeju police officer accused of fraudulently closing missing-persons cases deleted or failed to enter a total of 63 missing-person reports.
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by Jang Yeon-joo
Published : Aug. 31, 2026 - 11:47:36
A Jeju police officer accused of fraudulently closing missing-persons cases deleted or failed to enter a total of 63 missing-person reports.
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