Police File Charges Against Presidential Security Service Officer for Drunk Driving
[Asia Economy Reporter Oh Gyumin] The police have booked a police officer belonging to the Presidential Office Security Unit who was caught driving under the influence.
The Mapo Police Station in Seoul announced on the 20th that it had booked Officer A, a member of the 202 Security Unit of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency, on charges of violating the Road Traffic Act (drunk driving) in mid-last month.
It is known that Officer A was caught driving under the influence in the Sangam-dong area of Mapo-gu last September. At that time, his blood alcohol concentration was reported to be at the level warranting license cancellation.
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A police official stated, “This is still an ongoing investigation, and the case has not yet been forwarded.”
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