What Is the Way to Stop a Series of Relational Crimes Called a "Trailer for Murder"?… "Repeated Reports Are Warning Signs, Perpetrators Must Be Isolated"

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■ Broadcast: SBS "Ju Young-jin's News Briefing" Monday–Friday (14:00–15:20)
■ Host: Anchor Ju Young-jin
■ Panelists: Oh Yoon-sung, Professor of Police Administration at Soonchunhyang University; Woo Sang-wook, SBS Editorial Writer
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● Recurring "Relational Crimes"

Oh Yoon-sung / Professor of Police Administration at Soonchunhyang University
"There are limits to police intervention when victims of 'relational crimes' do not want punishment"
"Relational crimes should be viewed as a 'trailer for murder'"
"Without management and control of perpetrators, the smart watch system has its limits"

Woo Sang-wook / SBS Editorial Writer
"In relational crimes, perpetrators have many ways to threaten victims"
"Victims' intentions not to seek punishment should not be accepted at face value"

● How to Stop "Relational Crimes"?

Oh Yoon-sung / Professor of Police Administration at Soonchunhyang University
"'Repeated reports' are a warning sign… attention must be paid to the number of reports"
"When reports exceed a certain number, police must intervene automatically"
"Specific systems must be established so police can act proactively"

Woo Sang-wook / SBS Editorial Writer
"We must fundamentally change the mindset system and increase the intensity of punishment"
"Victims are exposed to danger if they do not hide… perpetrators must be isolated"

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