In December 2024, just before his scheduled discharge, a report came out alleging that Mino frequently skipped work, showed up late despite being assigned to a location just 5 minutes away from his residence, violated dress code regulations, and kept his hair long against service guidelines. When he did report to work, he was often placed in a separate room where he reportedly spent time playing games on his phone during working hours. These claims were made by his colleagues.
Since then, he was summoned for questioning multiple times for investigation purposes. According to the police investigation report, Mino largely admitted to the allegations concerning his poor conduct during his alternative military service as a social service worker. The consequences have not yet been decided but the police said that his discharge may be canceled, and he would be required to serve additional time equivalent to the problematic period.
The Military Manpower Administration is reportedly planning to strengthen service management by expanding the types of disciplinary actions for those who violate service regulations.
This is the general summary of what transpired in the case. Now that the verdict is out, what are your thoughts on the matter?
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