KNPU Cadet First-Stage Exam case studies
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The KNPU Cadet First-Stage Exam is the written screening step used in the selection of police cadets at the Korean National Police University. It is aimed at candidates who have completed or are completing secondary education and who intend to enter the cadet programme leading to a commissioned officer career in the Korean National Police Agency. The KNPU Cadet First-Stage Exam case studies are 5 cases and about 4,889 words.
1The Bottle in the Backpack: Classifying Violence After a Completed Theft
At 21:40 you are riding with a patrol unit when a 112 call reports a shoplifting in progress at a convenience store. By the time you arrive, the sequence is already reconstructable from CCTV, the store's point-of-sale log and witness statements.
792 words, about 4 min2The Forced Door and the Shoe Cabinet
At 02:15 a 112 call from the flat below reports a woman screaming and glass breaking in apartment 302. Two officers arrive at 02:22.
1,024 words, about 5 min3The Blanket Ban Sixty Metres from the Court
An organiser notifies the competent police station on 3 March of an outdoor assembly of 800 people on 12 March from 18:00 to 21:00 in a plaza 60 metres from the Constitutional Court, on the evening before a ruling in a high-profile case. The notification states that the assembly will be stationary, with speeches and candles.
1,013 words, about 5 min4The Inspection Report That Spoke for the Owner
On 8 February at 01:20 officers from the district police station conduct a joint inspection of a bar in a university district together with officials from the district office. Inside they find three customers aged 17 and 18 with glasses of beer on the table.
1,014 words, about 5 min5Forty Seconds After the Cuffs
At 00:50 a patrol team responds to a fight outside a bar. The suspect, F, 24, is drunk, shouting and refusing to sit down; he is unarmed and two officers are present.
1,046 words, about 5 min