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The Jeonnam Police Agency held a Personal Information Disclosure Deliberation Committee to disclose the personal information of Park Yong-soo, who was arrested on suspicion of robbery and murder, and decided to disclose it considering the brutality of the crime, the occurrence of serious damage, the public's right to know, and the public interest in preventing repeat offenses.
Name, mug shot, etc. posted on Jeonnam Police Agency website for 30 days
(Naju = Yonhap News) Reporter Jeong Da-um = Personal information on Park Yong-soo (52), who tied up and murdered a couple in their 60s in Naju, Gwangju, Jeollanam-do, was revealed on the 14th.
The Jeonnam Police Agency posted personal information, including the age and mugshot of Park Yong-soo, who was arrested on suspicion of robbery and murder, on its website from 10 a.m. on this day.
The police, who held a Personal Information Disclosure Deliberation Committee meeting the day before, decided to disclose the personal information after determining that it met the requirements for personal information disclosure, including the brutality of the crime, the occurrence of serious damage, the public's right to know, and the public interest in preventing recidivism.
The personal information disclosure period for Park Yong-soo, who has no clear occupation, is until the 13th of next month, 30 days from this day.
If the person concerned does not agree to the disclosure of personal information, it may be posted after a 5-day grace period, but Yongsu Park did not raise any objection.
Park Yong-soo was arrested on charges of stabbing or strangling a couple in their 60s, acquaintances, to death at a house in Naju, Gwangju, Jeollanam-do between 9:28 p.m. and 11:57 p.m. on the 5th.
The couple was found dead the next afternoon with their hands and feet tied.
The police plan to transfer Park Yong-soo to the Gwangju Regional Public Prosecution Office on the 16th.
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Park Yong-soo is scheduled to be transferred to the Gwangju Regional Public Prosecution Office on the 16th.
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