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Polizeisergeant in Suedkorea im Skandal um Vermisstenfaelle festgenommen
Ein Polizeisergeant in Suedkorea wurde nach dem Fund von Leichen auf einer Urlaubsinsel festgenommen, da sich die Vorwuerfe haeufen, der Beamte habe Familien angelogen und Vermisstenfaelle vorzeitig geschlossen.
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Ein Polizeisergeant in Suedkorea wurde im Rahmen eines sich ausweitenden Skandals um Vermisstenfaelle festgenommen. Die Festnahme erfolgt nach der Entdeckung von Leichen auf einer suedkooreanischen Urlaubsinsel. Vorwuerfe gegen den Polizeibeamten besagen, er habe die Familien der Opfer belogen und die Ermittlungen zu Vermisstenfaelle vorzeitig eingestellt, was zu einer strengeren Pruefung der polizeilichen Behandlund dieser Faelle fuehrt.
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