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A public official belonging to the Dongnae-gu Office in Busan was assaulted and verbally assaulted by a civil servant.
According to the Dongnae-gu Office today (28th), on the 25th at around 6 pm, the civil servant B visited the community center and requested a civil servant A from the ward office.
Mr. A made a verbal report to his office manager for the purpose of resolving complaints, but Mr. B, who was observing this, was angry that he spoke publicly of his personal history and called Mr. A to the parking lot.
Mr. A, who had been on the job for six months, followed Mr. B and apologized, Mr. B, after kneeling Mr. A, kicked him in the chest and spit out abusive language such as "I will dig my eyes with a ballpoint pen."
After the assault, Mr. A complained of chest pain, etc., and was transferred to the hospital for treatment.
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A public official posted a post on the union bulletin board saying, 'A welfare employee was assaulted by a malicious complainant.
Kneel the staff and kick them in the chest.
It is a very inhumane incident.”
Dozens of comments were posted on the post, such as 'I'm so upset' and 'I feel skeptical'.
The Dongnae-gu Office said that after consulting with Mr. A, they plan to file a complaint against Mr. B for obstruction of the execution of official duties.
Meanwhile, the damage of civil servants by civil servants is on the rise.
According to the statistics of the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, the number of illegal acts by civil servants such as verbal abuse, intimidation, and assault increased every year to 34,484 cases in 2018, 38,054 cases in 2019, and 46,079 cases in 2020.
As voices demanded to prevent damage grew, the Ministry of Public Administration and Security implemented an amendment to the 'Complaint Handling Act' from the 12th, requiring the heads of local governments to prepare autonomous regulations to protect those in charge of handling complaints. was not supported.