According to the Jeju Police Agency on the 23rd, police found the body of Mr. B (in his 60s) somewhere in Jeju during a search for missing persons the previous day. Previously, B's family had reported him missing to the police on the 2nd of last month, and Officer A reportedly closed the case by saying 'Mr. B is safe.' ,,, deceived the family by saying, 'It's difficult to reveal the missing person's whereabouts because Mr. B doesn't want to,' and even removed the missing person's information from the profiling system. However, after seeing recent media reports about Jang Mi-ran's long-term disappearance, Ms. B's family reported her to the police again, saying 'Ms. B is still missing.' During the re-report, the police confirmed that the person in charge at the time was Sergeant A and that the case had been falsely closed on the 21st. The police stated that Sergeant A had falsely closed not only the B-Ms. case but also the Jang Mi-ran case, which was in a long-term missing state, as falsely closed, and that the missing person profiling system had 'unspeakable death' meaning Jang Mi-ran had died. They are investigating the case as if related data was deleted after entering the data. Currently, the bereaved family says, "A simple apology from the police is not enough, and if misjudgment or response is found, those responsible must be held accountable," ,,, they urged the police to investigate the truth, asking to "confirm whether there was any time to find the father even a little earlier." ,,, is it because the workload is excessive or because it's hard to find him...? What if the police arbitrarily close cases just because they don't want to do the job??? Because of the 'false closure of missing persons cases' scandal, the head of the National Police Agency's National Investigation Headquarters must personally visit Jeju to conduct a 'full investigation'???????
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