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'They could have saved my mother': Police under fire for 'slow response' to urgent call

February 23, 2021
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Police have drawn criticism for their “slow response” to a victim’s desperate call for help before she was stabbed to death by a man last week. According to a petition on the Cheong Wa Dae website, posted Monday by a person who claimed to be a daughter of the victim, police officers arrived at the attacker’s home in Gwangmyeong about 50 minutes after the call.

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