Conducted in Stages: Situation Reception, Dissemination, Pursuit, and Apprehension with 60 Participants
Muan Police Station in South Jeolla Province (Chief Superintendent Jeong Seongil) announced on the 21st that it had conducted an FTX training exercise on the 18th to improve on-site response capabilities between functions, assuming the occurrence of a motivational (indiscriminate) crime, which has recently become a social issue.
An FTX training is being conducted to improve on-site response capabilities between functions, assuming the occurrence of a motivational crime. Provided by Muan Police Station
The training simulated a situation in which a person with a mental illness threatens people with a weapon in a crowded area. The scenario was designed to closely resemble a real-life confrontation between residents and police officers. Approximately 60 participants, including the initial response team, local police, detectives, women and youth division, and traffic division, took part in the exercise, which proceeded in the order of situation reception, dissemination, pursuit, and apprehension, demonstrating a coordinated response across all functions.
Chief Superintendent Jeong Seongil stated, "We will continue to conduct ongoing and customized training for serious crimes, including motivational crimes, until the anxiety of county residents is alleviated. We will do our utmost to ensure that residents can go about their daily lives with peace of mind."
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