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Incheon Yeonsu Police Station: Reader Contribution Promoting Self-Reporting of Cyber Gambling Among Teens

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  1. The Korean National Police Agency is running a self-reporting program until August 31 to detect teen cyber gambling early and prevent reoffending.
  2. This reader contribution, written by an officer of the Incheon Yeonsu Police Station, says that teens under 19 and their guardians can report 24 hours a day to the 117 School Violence Reporting Center.
  3. Those who self-report receive counseling from school police officers and professional counselors and linked recovery programs, including the Korea Center on Gambling Problems, and guidance-focused disposition is considered.

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Incheon Yeonsu Police Station: Reader Contribution Promoting Self-Reporting of Cyber Gambling Among Teens

Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 연수경찰서 독자투고(청소년사이버 도박 자진신고 운영 홍보)

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