South Korean Police to Require Supervisor Approval for Closing Missing Person Cases

The National Police Agency (NPA) in South Korea has implemented a new system requiring supervisor approval for police officers to close missing person cases.

21 Aug, 01:58 — 21 Aug, 01:58

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Supervisor's approval to be required for police officer to close missing person case

SEOUL, Aug. 21 (Yonhap) -- The National Police Agency (NPA) has begun making sys...

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South Korean Police to Require Supervisor Approval for Closing Missing Person Cases

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