A Busan reporter's article on a Senior Superintendent's promotion and his daughter's misconduct...

A certain daily newspaper in Busan published an article about a police station chief being promoted to Senior Superintendent.
However, it also mentions that his daughter caused trouble. I call this the so-called "Busan Incident."
The daughter says something like this: "My dad works at Police Station A and my mom works at Police Station B. They are a married police couple, but they are divorced. My dad is very strict, so I ended up getting into trouble."
In one of the promotion articles in Busan, the reporter only knows that the father was promoted. But in reality, in the "Busan Incident" I am talking about, this daughter was ultimately involved.
[But the Busan Police probably only know that the Senior Superintendent's daughter caused trouble with me.]
However, I found out about this family's private matters.
"Is this... your father? Is that right? In my heart, I thought, 'This woman looks like she might get life imprisonment,' but then I was taken aback by the mention that her father is a police station chief, and I instantly felt like this woman was going to cause a massive incident."
And I could truly feel that this is an immoral family. I was shocked to see so many knife scars on her arm. "Is this... your father? By the way, do you know about the knife scars on your arm? You don't? Does your mother know? She doesn't?"
In this police couple's family, the child engages in self-harm with a knife, yet the police parents know nothing. Ultimately, this daughter became involved in crime.
Perhaps... someone else also said, "That Senior Superintendent's second daughter must have killed someone," and as soon as I saw that woman again, I thought, "Huh? She's the Senior Superintendent's daughter?" and it turned out that person had killed someone and appeared in the media.
This is the Busan Incident. The reporters in Busan only published promotion articles and were unaware that such a major incident was occurring in Busan, when in fact, the daughters of these police officers were involved like this.
But I can sense that those bastards spoke recklessly before leaving. They said, "That police officer's daughter gave herself to you in order." Did it seem like this police father was beating his daughter up or something?
If the police station chief's daughter "gave herself in order," why would the father beat her up? It seems like the police officers got completely wrecked because they spoke recklessly?
If that reporter investigates the Busan Incident again, they will say, "The Busan Incident included the daughters of current and former high-ranking Busan police officials."
Because the police officers keep covering up the incidents, the Busan reporters don't know that such events occurred, right?
You should try breaking the story once.^^