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Police Officer Contacted 20 Times Asking to Cancel Complaint… Supreme Court: "Demotion Justified"

(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Mi-ryeong = Regarding the police officer who contacted a citizen 20 times demanding the cancellation of a complaint and repeatedly confessed to a cafe owner during working hours...

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The Supreme Court has ruled that the demotion of a police officer who engaged in inappropriate conduct, such as contacting a complainant 39 times demanding the withdrawal of a complaint and repeatedly confessing to a cafe owner during a patrol, is justified. The First Division of the Supreme Court (Presiding Justice Shin Sook-hee) ruled that the demotion was justified due to reasons including inappropriate conduct and damage to dignity.

(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Mi-ryeong = Regarding the police officer who contacted a citizen 20 times demanding the cancellation of a complaint and repeatedly confessed to a cafe owner during working hours...

·Seoul, Korea (the Republic of)
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The Supreme Court has ruled that the demotion of a Busan police officer is justified. The officer sent over 20 phone calls and text messages to a complainant demanding the withdrawal of a complaint, and repeatedly confessed his affection to a cafe owner while on patrol. The First Division of the Supreme Court (Presiding Justice Shin Sook-hee) announced on the 27th that it overturned the lower court's ruling in favor of the plaintiff in a lawsui…

Supreme Court ruling stating that the demotion of a police officer who contacted a complainant dozens of times to demand the withdrawal of a complaint and confessed his affection to a cafe owner while on duty cannot be considered excessive.

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asiae.co.kr broke the news on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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