Friday, August 27, 2010

Employees at Naju Office of Education busted for gambling.

Five men who work at the Naju Office of Education were busted, the Korea Times says, "for gambling in the office during work hours."
An officer said the police received a tip that several education office workers habitually gambled in the workplace during office hours. They followed the lead and raided the gambling scene at 5 p.m. on Tuesday.

The manager Sohn was serving as an acting head of the education office as the superintendent was on summer vacation.

According to the police, the five workers played go-stop three to four times a week since late June.

Here's a short video report in Korean from YTN.

1 comment:

Darth Babaganoosh said...

Sounds like a gambling ring**. They should look into it.


**If 4-5 foreigners playing poker in a private residence can be considered a gambling ring, so can this.