Jeonbuk Police Fire Golden Shots 'Bang Bang' at Martial Arts Shooting Competition

Men's and Women's Division Each Achieve Victory... Officer Jeong Jaemin, Corporal Jeon Mideum

Jeonbuk Provincial Police Agency (Chief Choi Jong-moon) announced on the 25th that they achieved the remarkable feat of winning both the men's and women's championships at the '79th Anniversary Commissioner of Police Martial Arts Shooting Competition' held over two days from the 23rd to 24th at the Police Human Resources Development Institute in Asan, Chungnam.

This competition is an event where representatives from the National Police Agency, its affiliated organizations, and police officers from 17 metropolitan and provincial police agencies compete in four categories: shooting, judo, kendo, and taekwondo.

At the '79th Anniversary Commissioner General of Police Martial Arts Shooting Competition' held in Asan, Chungnam on the 23rd and 24th, the Jeonbuk Police Agency achieved the remarkable feat of winning both the men's and women's categories. The photo shows Corporal Jeon Mi-deum (left) and Inspector Jeong Jae-min, who won the championship.
[Photo by Jeonbuk Police Agency]

Lieutenant Jeong Jae-min, who earned the honor of winning the women's championship, is currently serving in the Investigation Division at Iksan Police Station. She is the first female police officer from the Jeonbuk Provincial Police Agency to win this title.

Corporal Jeon Mi-deum, who achieved the men's championship, works in the Women and Juvenile Division at Jeonju Deokjin Police Station. Although he ranked first in the preliminaries at last year's competition, he narrowly missed the podium. Through dedicated effort, Corporal Jeon secured the championship this year.

Lieutenant Jeong Jae-min and Corporal Jeon Mi-deum received the Commissioner of Police Award, medals, and trophies, along with special promotion opportunities. Additionally, Police Officer Shin Song-ha (female), who placed 4th in judo, and Lieutenant Oh Geum-tae, who reached the quarterfinals in kendo, also elevated the prestige of the Jeonbuk Police.

A representative of the Jeonbuk Provincial Police Agency stated, "The joint victory by both men and women is the first of its kind since the establishment of the National Police Agency and holds great significance," adding, "This victory brings valuable results to the Jeonbuk Agency for the first time in five years since the men's championship in 2019."