The Muan Police Station in Jeonnam (Chief Kim Jeong-wan) announced on the 7th that, in response to the recent increase in juvenile crimes such as vehicle theft and digital sex crimes, they conducted a quiz event using an online platform targeting a total of 35 schools (10,440 students) in the jurisdiction to prevent juvenile delinquency.


Muan Police Station conducted a 'Quiz Event' for local youth. <br>[Photo by Muan Police Station]

Muan Police Station conducted a 'Quiz Event' for local youth.
[Photo by Muan Police Station]

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This quiz was created based on the content learned by the youths during special preventive education by school police officers. A total of 30 participants (selected on a first-come, first-served basis and randomly from 157 participants) were awarded prizes (stationery sets).


A student named Lee from Muanbuk Middle School, grade 3, said, "I’m glad to have learned things I didn’t know before that could have led to mistakes."


Another student, Bae from Oryong Middle School, grade 2, sent a message to the school police officer saying, "I will use it gratefully," expressing gratitude.



Kim Jeong-wan, chief of Muan Police Station, stated, "As school violence has recently become a social issue, we will do our best to eradicate school violence and juvenile delinquency through case-based education and quiz events tailored to the perspective of youths."


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