"Jeju resident" Jin Jae-young voices anxiety over a series of missing-person cases: "Even going for a walk feels scary"

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"Jeju resident" Jin Jae-young voices anxiety over a series of missing-person cases: "Even going for a walk feels scary"

[Sportschosun reporter Jung Yu-na] Actress Jin Jae-young, who lives on Jeju Island, expressed concern over a series of recent incidents reported in the region.

On the 25th, Jin Jae-young posted a photo on her social networking service account along with the message, "I usually do not go out much at night, but these days the news from Jeju Island makes even going for a walk feel scary."

The photo showed a Jeju Island landscape under the cover of darkness. Jin, who normally enjoys a relaxed daily life on Jeju Island, shared her honest feelings about the recent atmosphere.

Earlier, controversy erupted in Jeju after it was revealed that a police officer had falsely closed a missing-person case without conducting any real investigation or verification. Concerns are now growing over the National Police Agency's response to missing-person cases and over local public safety.

"Jeju resident" Jin Jae-young voices anxiety over a series of missing-person cases: "Even going for a walk feels scary"

Jin Jae-young, who also lives on Jeju Island, appeared to be affected by the news and drew attention by saying that "even going for a walk feels scary."

Meanwhile, Jin Jae-young married professional golfer Jin Jeong-sik in 2010. Since 2017, she has been living in a large detached house she built on Jeju Island.

jyn2011@sportschosun.com

This article has been translated by GripLabs Mingo AI.

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