Kyungnam University and Gyeongnam Police Agency hold ‘Forensic Investigation Experience Learning and Talk Concert’ – Asia Economy

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Kyungnam University’s Police Department held a ‘Forensic Investigation Experience Learning and Talk Concert’ jointly with the Gyeongnam Police Agency at the Beopjeong Building Changui Hall.

In 2022, Kyungnam National University signed a business agreement with the Gyeongnam Police Agency to strengthen mutual research capabilities and competitiveness by activating exchanges in scientific investigation-related fields, and is working on joint research to develop forensic equipment and techniques to develop scientific investigation and improve the quality of public security. come.

Oh Dong-wook, head of the criminal division of the Gyeongnam Police Agency, was in charge of overseeing the talk concert held on the 26th. The moderator was Kim Jeong-hak, Chief of Forensic Investigation at the Gyeongnam Police Agency. In order to increase the public’s interest and understanding of scientific investigation, a hypothetical case was presented, and a panel of experts, including forensic investigators and forensic psychologists, used scientific investigation techniques to solve the case. It was conducted in a storytelling format.

The expert panel included experts such as Park Joong-ki, head of Metropolitan Forensic Investigation Team 7 of the Gyeongnam Police Agency, Park Hyun-gap, Traffic Investigation Section of Ministry of Life and Safety, Jeong Jae-bak’s Autopsy Investigation Team, Park Hwa-young Metropolitan Forensic Investigation Team 8, Lee Min-ha Metropolitan Forensic Investigation Team 4, and Kim Seong-soo Metropolitan Forensic Investigation Team 1. Participants and students participated in the expert panel. communicated with.

Afterwards, the Gyeongnam Police Agency and police undergraduate students conducted a variety of experiential learning related to scientific investigation. The event was a success with the attendance of over 100 people, including Dong-wook Oh, Chief of the Criminal Division at the Gyeongnam Police Agency, 12 forensic investigators, and faculty and undergraduate students from the Police Department of Kyungnam University.

Kim Do-woo, head of the Police Department, said, “I would like to thank Superintendent Oh Dong-wook and other officials at the Gyeongnam Police Agency for providing me with the valuable experience of listening to various stories about scientific investigation with current experts.” He added, “The Kyungnam National University Police Department has a scientific investigation lab for theory and practice.” “As we are operating a , we will work with the Gyeongnam Police Agency to foster talent that will lead the development of scientific investigation,” he said.

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