The first detective in the entertainment industry, the protagonist of ‘Baby’, “In search of singer Park Joo-hee”

Acquired the Korean version of Sherlock Holmes FPI detective license.”

I majored in law at university in order to reduce the injustice caused by switching between victims and perpetrators.
Certified as FPI, the Korean version of Sherlock Holmes, who is good at solving clues to cases.

I had a quiet personality when I was young, but I had a warm heart when I saw the weak, and I think I lived with an independent and independent mind and passion as a woman.

I majored in law in college, but while taking the FPI Detective Agency's practical process class, I learned that the agency could be helpful to those who have suffered injustice in the blind spots of the law.

Professor Woojong Yoo recognized the need for legal institutionalization in order to transform detectives into a new profession, and made great efforts to institutionalize the “Private Investigation Business Act” and the “Certified Detective Act” for 25 years from the 16th to the 21st National Assembly.

As a result of efforts through Korea's first public hearing and detective expert seminars and meetings, part of the 'Act on Use of Credit', which blocks the use of "detectives," was revised and passed through the National Assembly on February 4, 2020, and six months later, as of August 5, 2020, detectives became a free profession in Korea.

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Source: Saehan Ilbo (http://www.shilbo.kr)