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| National Police Agency Commissioner General Kim Chang-yong / Yonhap |
National Police Agency Commissioner General Kim Chang-yong offered to resign Monday, days after President Yoon Suk-yeol strongly chastised police over a recent personnel reshuffle flip-flopping.
Police released the names of new senior superintendents general a week earlier, only to reverse seven of the selections two hours later. Yoon rebuked senior officers, calling the flip-flopping a "serious disturbance of national discipline."
The resignation offer also came as police have protested the interior ministry's plan to establish a "police bureau" to increase its control of the law enforcement agency set to take over greater investigative roles from the prosecution.
Kim plans to speak about his resignation offer later in the day, officials said. (Yonhap)
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