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Seoul police chief indicted over 2022 Halloween crush that killed more than 150 people

Por: CBS News Politics January 20, 2024

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South Korean prosecutors indicted the chief of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency for the that killed more than 150 people, Reuters News Agency reported. Seoul police chief Kim Kwang-ho was charged with contributing through negligence to the harrowing incident that also injured 133 people, according to the Seoul Western District Prosecutors Office.The charges came more than a year after the incident in which celebrants enjoying Halloween in... + full article



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