"Fate War 49" is..Jeon Hyun-moo's headwind of mentioning 'kkkakppang' "Hee-hwa officially apologize." [Star Issue]

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The National Police Workplace Council (police cooperation) protested against broadcaster Jeon Hyun-moo's use of the expletive "knife bread" over the story of a police officer who died.

The National Police Agency said in a statement on the 23rd, "We are deeply angry and devastated at the senseless behavior of the cast and crew, who recently disparaged the sacrifice of a public official who died while arresting the criminal in a broadcast program with the vulgar slang of 'knife bread' and used it as the subject of play."

"Deceased duty is a pain of collapsing the sky for someone and a huge loss nationally," he said. "It is an act of abandoning humanity and a clear secondary offense to the deceased and their families to induce laughter by describing it as 'knife bread', the slang for criminals."

In the second episode of Disney+'s "Fate War 49," which was released earlier on the 11th, a mission to match the cause of death was given. In the process of inferring the cause of death of the late Chief Constable Lee Jae-hyun, the shaman's story said, "I saw a bandage first on him. It's often said that it's knife bread. He was also seen being stabbed. He also said that his leg club was broken.

In response, Park Na-rae said, "It's amazing because he died during the transfer," and Jeon Hyun-moo pointed out again, "The person in the uniform is a knife bread, this is too direct." Although it was not a direct statement made by Jeon Hyun-moo, he was at the center of the controversy by referring to the word "knife bread."

On August 1, 2004, police officer Lee, who worked as a violent squad detective for the Seoul Western Police Station, was stabbed by Lee Hak-man while dispatching to a coffee shop in Mapo-gu, Seoul to arrest Lee Hak-man, a suspect in the violence, and died on his deathbed.

"The public-loved celebrities and announcer-turned-celebrities who are happy to sympathize with inappropriate remarks clearly show that they are not qualified as public figures," the National Police Agency said. "The broadcasting environment, which dismisses even the noble sacrifices of others as consumables for ratings and buzz, must be eradicated."

In addition, the police cooperation demanded a sincere public apology from the broadcaster and cast members and the immediate deletion of the problem episode. In addition, he strongly urged the Korea Communications Standards Commission to impose the highest level of legal disciplinary action against the program.

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