Recently in South Korea, as the government has been pushing policies to expand the investigative authority of the police, the opposition party has been heavily attacking the police’s credibility. Prosecution reform has long been a major political agenda for the Democratic Party, while the People Power Party opposes it.
When reading news articles about the Korean police—including the Jeju Police—it’s important to check which news outlet is reporting it and keep their bias in mind. SBS and YTN tend to lean conservative, while TV Chosun and Channel A are far-right outlets. On the flip side, MBC and JTBC lean pro-Democratic Party.
The Jeju Police incident is still under active investigation, and I think jumping to conspiracy theories—like claiming someone is pulling the strings behind the scenes—is dangerous. It could simply be the result of irresponsible handling by a single police officer. While that’s still bad news, it’s far less dangerous than peddling conspiracy theories.
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