Outlines key priorities, including protection of socially vulnerable people

Senior Superintendent Moon Daeyeol has begun his duties in earnest after taking office as the 86th chief of Gwangyang Police Station, pledging to establish a safe community where residents can feel secure.


Gwangyang Police Station announced on October 16 that Senior Superintendent Moon took office as its 86th chief on October 15.

Senior Superintendent Mun Daeyeol took office as the 86th chief of Gwangyang Police Station on the 15th. Photo provided by Gwangyang Police Station.

Senior Superintendent Mun Daeyeol took office as the 86th chief of Gwangyang Police Station on the 15th. Photo provided by Gwangyang Police Station.

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Chief Moon graduated from the 10th class of the Korean National Police University and joined the police force in 1994. He was promoted to superintendent in 2015 and served as chief of the administration division at the Gwangju Metropolitan Police Agency, among other posts, before working as head of the 112 Comprehensive Situation Team at the Jeonnam Provincial Police Agency. In the latest personnel reshuffle, he was appointed chief of Gwangyang Police Station.


In his inaugural address, Chief Moon stressed the police's fundamental duty to protect the lives and safety of citizens. He outlined key priorities for his leadership: public safety focused on prevention, law enforcement grounded in professionalism and fairness, protection of socially vulnerable people, and fostering an organizational culture of mutual respect and communication.


In particular, he said, "We will proactively respond to crimes that harm people's livelihoods, such as voice phishing, and work to prevent traffic accidents. We will also enhance the professionalism of investigations and ensure due process to meet the public's expectations," adding, "We will take care to protect crime victims and socially vulnerable people, while also looking after the concerns of frontline officers and working to reduce their workloads."


Chief Moon said, "The public's trust in the police does not come from grand slogans; it begins with our small actions in every interaction with citizens. I will listen to the voices of those on the front lines and take responsibility by leading from the front when it matters."



He also urged officers to do their best in their respective roles, serving as dependable police officers to citizens and supportive partners to their colleagues.


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