Mounted police officers patrol the safety of residents and visitors

The mounted police officers patrol the walking trails in South Korea's largest island Jejudo to ensure the safety of residents and visitors, especially in blind spots of the trail. A scenic trekking course in the middle of a forest. The police officers patrol the area dense with trees especially watchful in the isolated parts of the trail.

Police started patrolling the remote trails for two hours a day, three times a week. The mounted police also check out spots needing more surveillance cameras to ensure there are no blind spots. Jeju's police plan to expand the deployment of patrol cars and drones to enhance the security of the trails.