CCTV News:South Korea’s "nightclub door" incident continued to ferment. At present, it has spread to the police and political circles. According to Korean media reports, at least five current police officers have been involved in the case of collusion between police and businessmen in the "nightclub door". Another mysterious "police chief" was also exposed as an umbrella for the nightclubs involved.

　　According to South Korea’s report, when investigating the nightclubs successfully run by South Korean stars, the police found that the store was not only involved in drugs and sexual crimes, but also suspected of bribing the police to provide shelter for it. Korean media disclosed. Korean law prohibits entertainment places such as bars from receiving underage consumers. However, in July 2018, a minor drank and had fun at Shengli nightclub and spent 18 million won (about RMB100,000). Some people reported the case to the Jiangnan Police Department, but the police did not investigate the nightclub.

　　Korean media said that the nightclub manager gave the former policeman Jiang 20 million won (about 120,000 yuan) and asked to settle the matter. On March 19th, Kim, the police officer in charge of the case at that time, was summoned by the police for investigation as a suspect. In addition to police officer Kim, four other current police officers involved in the "nightclub door" incident are also under internal investigation.

　　Korean media revealed that in addition to grassroots police officers, there is also a mysterious senior police officer involved. What brought this senior official to the surface was a chat record. During the investigation, the police found that there was a mysterious person in the chat record under the pseudonym of "Chief Police Officer". In a chat record in July 2016, the nightclub staff said that competitors came to the store to sneak shots and report to the police, but the "police chief" said not to worry. Another chat record shows that the nightclub executives pleaded with the "police chief" and evaded the police raid. Therefore, this mysterious "police chief" has become the focus of public opinion in South Korea.

　　In fact, South Korea does not have the title of "chief police officer", and the task force suspects that this person is actually the "chief police officer", that is, the director of the police department of the second administrative region of South Korea. The task force has locked the chief police officer Yin as the "chief police officer" mentioned in the chat record and conducted further investigation.

　　As the "nightclub door" continues to ferment, the attention of public opinion continues to rise. South Korea’s ruling party, the Common Democratic Party, believes that all these cases involve "corruption in collusion between the privileged class and public power", and South Korean President Moon Jae in has called for a thorough investigation.