Reporting a Crime In Korea

A conversation between a witness and a Korean Police Officer about a crime he saw committed. This is a fictitious scenario and we would like to note that Korea is one of the safest countries in the world. Children walk home at 10PM by themselves, people leave their doors unlocked, if you leave something of value like an iPhone or a wallet etc in a store, it will most likely have been turned in and waiting for you the next day or week of month etc.

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• Crime
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[seastar86]

,,,and there was a paris baguette and a tous les jours on the street, and a dunkin donuts, and a baskin robbins...yep...

[jdrevenge]

rofl rofl rofl rofl these are so good.

[DrCalviny]

If this is a fictitious scenario, then this really didn't happen? How would you know if this is how reporting a crime in Korea is like?

[MissxSabby]

Why does the Korean have a Yorkshire (in England) accent!? LOL funny!

[kalbahamut]

I'm sure some of the cars were Samsung or Kia.

[brownboy252]

lmfao omg the whole thing with the glasses lol. i never thought of how it would be to report a crime hahah

[Kindapple]

 all of what guy says are so typical things in Korea loll