
Seoul Police Apprehend 40 Alleged Gang Members
Seoul police have arrested 40 alleged members of four organized crime groups on charges including participation in a criminal organization and violent assault, signaling a return of 1950s gang legacies.
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Seoul police have arrested 40 alleged members of four organized crime groups on charges including participation in a criminal organization and violent assault, signaling a return of 1950s gang legacies.

US-Iran tensions intensified as the US Navy reportedly detained an Iranian-linked tanker, while President Trump issued warnings of military action and offered a path to negotiations if Iran released eight women. Trump also stated he did not wish to extend a ceasefire with Iran, indicating the military was eager to act.
Seoul police ban civilian firearm retrieval ahead of BTS concert; other safety measures stepped up The Straits Times

Seoul police have issued a warning regarding potential ticketing scams for BTS's upcoming free comeback performance at Gwanghwamun Square, actively monitoring online activity as reservations open.

The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency has taken over the investigation into Shinsegae Group Chairman Chung Yong-jin following a civic group's complaint regarding Starbucks Korea's controversial 'Tank Day' campaign.

Seoul police are filing a civil lawsuit against a man who made over 100 false emergency reports in nine months, apparently to be sent to prison, now seeking damages instead.

The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency said Tuesday it will temporarily bar civilian gun owners from retrieving firearms from police stations on Saturday as the city hosts K-pop group BTS’ comeback…

The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency will offer basic theory and road safety classes to foreign residents in Seoul to assist them in obtaining a Korean driver's license.

South Korean police cracked down on 95 illicit establishments in Seoul during the first quarter, including venues that allegedly marketed sex services to foreign tourists through online platforms.

More than half of the suspects in knife crimes committed in public places last year were in their 50s or older, according to Seoul police data. Men accounted for 87.9 percent of the suspects. An analysis of 307 cases found that the average age of suspects was 49.7, with 54.7 percent aged 50 or above. At the time of the offense, 50.5 percent of suspects were either intoxicated or in what police described as an “abnormal mental state.” As for motive, 46.7 percent of the cases had no clear motive.