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police inject large-scale investigations into various suspicious cases related to Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon. The summons of Gender Adviser Soon-young Lim, who attended the emergency meeting the night of the complaint against Mayor Park, is expected to come soon.

Reporter Jang Hoon-kyung.

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Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency said, "From today on, we will upgrade the task force dedicated to investigating the deputy chief as the team leader, and actively investigate various suspicions related to Mayor Park Won-soon."

He explained that Seoul's officials' neglect, suspicion of acquiescence and the second assault on victims were measures to expedite investigations with large-scale investigators.

The police are investigating the accusation against the Garo Vertical Research Center, a YouTube broadcaster that accused Seoul officials of aiding.

Earlier, Seyeon Yeon accused Seoul Mayor Seo Jeong-hyup of acting as a prosecutor of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency for alleged misconduct by force on business.

In addition, the Seoul Central District Prosecutor's Office also filed a criminal charge against the second part of the charges filed by civic groups asking whether it was possible for someone to disclose the secrets of public officials in the process of delivering the secretary's complaint to Mayor Park.

It has not yet been decided whether the prosecution will conduct the investigation yourself or send it to the police to conduct the investigation.

As a result, investigations related to Mayor Park are expected to be conducted simultaneously at three locations: the Seongbuk Police Station in Seoul, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency, and the Seoul Central Prosecutor's Office.

In the midst of this, the Seongbuk Police Station, which is investigating the death of Mayor Park, will soon summon and investigate Gender Adviser Im Soon-young, who first reported signs of anomalies related to sexual abuse.

The warrant was dismissed by the court asking the police to check the communications records of Mayor Park's three cell phones.