Jeonnam Police Chief Kim Jae-gyu: "We will protect citizens' human rights and interests and complete the reform of the investigative structure"

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[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Chunsu] The Jeonnam Provincial Police Agency announced on the 7th that it held the inauguration ceremony of the 32nd Kim Jaegyu, Chief of the Jeonnam Provincial Police Agency, at 5 p.m. in the small conference room on the 5th floor of the agency.

The inauguration ceremony was attended via video conference by frontline police stations, and was conducted in a simple manner with the viewing of a video containing the wishes and intentions of the staff, showing a form not bound by formalities.

In his inaugural speech, Chief Kim Jaegyu emphasized the role of the police as “police who protect the safety and peaceful life of residents through preventive police activities,” and urged efforts to “realize a just society through fair and strict law enforcement” and to “complete investigative structure reform under the principles of protecting the human rights and interests of the people.”

He also stressed, “Internally within the organization, let us create a vibrant workplace culture through communication and consideration.”

The newly appointed Chief Kim Jaegyu was appointed as a police inspector in 1986 (2nd class of the Korean National Police University), and has served as the 1st Deputy Chief of Gwangju Police Agency, Deputy Chief of Gyeonggi Northern Police Agency, Head of the Police Investigation Structure Reform Team, Director of the Cyber Safety Bureau of the National Police Agency, Chief of Gangwon Police Agency, and has now assumed office as the 32nd Chief of the Jeonnam Provincial Police Agency.

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