Lee Eul-shin, Chief: "We Will Strengthen Communication Among Partner Organizations to Further Activate Participatory Policing"
Shinan Police Station (Chief Lee Eulsin) held a regular meeting and a new member appointment ceremony on the 3rd floor conference room of the police station on the 27th.
According to Shinan Police on the 28th, about 30 people, including department heads and members of the Police Development Council (Chairman Jeong Seongcheol), attended the meeting to discuss important issues for the second quarter of 2024.
On the 27th, a regular meeting and a new member appointment ceremony were held in the large conference room on the 3rd floor of the police station. [Photo by Sinan Police Station]
The response to missing elderly dementia patients stood out during the meeting. The missing dementia patient who disappeared on the 17th of last month in Anjwa-myeon, Shinan-gun, was found after 5 days thanks to the efforts of search dogs.
Since the elderly population aged 65 and over in Shinan-gun has exceeded 40%, it is expected that missing dementia cases will increase, emphasizing the necessity of the search dog introduction project promoted by the Jeonnam Provincial Police Agency.
The importance of CCTV was also highlighted. It was explained that CCTV installation is necessary not only for crime prevention but also for the early detection of dementia patients, and cooperation with Shinan-gun was emphasized along with the need to push for an increase in the CCTV installation budget.
Chief Lee Eulsin stated, “We will strengthen communication among police cooperative organizations centered on the Police Development Council to further activate participatory policing.”
The police and local community are expected to work together to create a safer and more secure urban environment.
Meanwhile, through this meeting, the future development of Shinan Police Station and the seriousness of community safety were highlighted.
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