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Published: 02 Mar. 2011, 21:42
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“School sheriffs,” who have been trained by the Seoul Metropolitan Government to protect students in and around schools, make their debut yesterday. A total of 1,094 middle-age and elderly men and women were deployed to 547 schools in Seoul in an attempt to prevent crimes against children. One of the sheriffs here is shown outside Kyodong Elementary School in central Seoul. By Oh Jong-taek
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