“We’re doing it with our necks… We’re discussing future plans with other superintendents”
Superintendent Ryu Sam-young, who was ordered to stand-by following leading a nationwide police chief’s meeting in opposition to the establishment of the Ministry of Public Administration and Security’s new police department, said, “This is an act of ignoring us.
There is bound to be a bigger backlash,” he said on the 24th.
In a phone call with Yonhap News on the same day, Superintendent Ryu said, “It seems that if you only wield a sword, you can bow your head, but we are doing it with our necks down.”
He continued, regarding the situation in which criticisms related to the waiting order were posted on the police internal network one following another, “The police (from above) were people who did not say much and hesitated when they threatened (above). It seems to have been expressed,” he added.
Regarding taking the lead in opposing the establishment of the police department, he said, “I am changing a matter that has a significant impact on the state, the people, and the police in 30 years, and I can’t stand being confused without any discussion. can’t,” he said.
Superintendent Ryu continued, “Initially, I was going to meet with a candidate for the chief of the National Police Agency tomorrow (25th) and deliver their opinions, but I was informed that the meeting was ‘inappropriate’.
Superintendent Ryu led the police chief’s meeting as the head of the Ulsan Jungbu Police Station, but was assigned to standby on the night of the 23rd at the Ulsan Police Agency’s Public Safety Department’s Police Department Planning and Information Equipment Division.
/yunhap news
