Jeonbuk Police Ensure No Issues in Jamboree Activity Site Sexual Crime Prevention Efforts

Proactive Safety Measures Against Illegal Filming and More

The Jeonbuk Provincial Police Agency (Chief Kang Hwang-su) announced on the 31st that it operated a joint inspection team to proactively respond to illegal filming crimes within the Jamboree activity site ahead of the '2023 Saemangeum World Scout Jamboree' event held on the 27th-28th.

Jeonbuk Provincial Police Agency operated a joint inspection team against illegal filming crimes within the Jamboree activity site ahead of the '2023 Saemangeum World Scout Jamboree' event held on the 27th and 28th.
[Photo by Jeonbuk Provincial Police Agency]

The joint inspection team (Provincial Police Agency, police stations, Buan County) intensively inspected over 650 vulnerable locations such as public restrooms, shower rooms, and changing rooms within the activity site over two days using police detection equipment to check for the installation of illegal filming cameras. The joint inspection team consisted of 27 members from 13 teams including the police and Buan County.

Using specialized detection equipment, they focused on inspecting ceilings and ventilation ducts in restrooms and shower rooms, which are difficult to check with the naked eye, and also checked for suspicious signs of illegal filming device installations such as holes.

A police official stated, "From the 28th until August 12th, during the Jamboree event period, we will operate a sexual violence crime response team to establish a continuous inspection system for illegal filming and other issues," adding, "In the event of a sexual crime, we will ensure prompt investigation and protection of victims."

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