The police in the movie "Midnight" and real-life police officers are actually quite different...

Since I have experience with the Busan Police, I believe the police depicted in the movie "Midnight" are very different from real-life police officers.
1. The reaction when the sentence was reduced by 5 years in the movie "Midnight"
- "Whoa... it was reduced by 5 years... Cut contact with the police at this point. That's when the officer will harass you. They will harass you relentlessly. In reality, you actually reduced it quite reasonably.
2. "You're the idiot for not catching him back then. You idiots."
While watching the movie, I thought, "That criminal is so pathetic. Why is he trying to make a deal with the police? Does he have no friends other than the police?"
Ah... having experienced it myself, I see now, "The police officer was the one harassing him like that. They harassed him to the point of causing mental illness. They even told the psychiatrist to provoke him further." That is why he said, "The reason this Busan incident escalated was actually due to problems in the investigation at that time," because it was so difficult.
Why did the movie only show the cool side of police officers? In reality, it feels like filming a movie about despicable police officers.
3. "Trying to make a deal with a police officer?"
In that movie, he tries to make a deal with the officer to reduce his sentence, right? But in reality, if you made a kid fail an interview, drove them to mental illness, and now they are paying for psychiatric treatment with the money they worked so hard to earn, shouldn't you take responsibility and act like a real police officer? You ruined his career and told him to fend for himself? Is that how you raise a child? This is why he caused a bigger accident. So, in the end, because the police—who are supposed to guide people toward the right path—showed such bad behavior, the kid escalated into a major incident? Yet, you guys went around saying, "Look what he did to the kid."
By the way, this kid ranked 1st overall in interviews for the five major public institutions and received perfect scores on all interview evaluations, right? He took three interviews and got 100 points three times in a row? Did he trick the interviewers that professionally? If we follow your logic and say he deserves life imprisonment, then you're saying a life prisoner ranked 1st overall. Do you think such a case exists in Korea? Is that why you tried to frame him as a dual personality type who thoroughly hides himself?
There is a person who said, "You killed our Police Commissioner," and I know what that means. There is only one reason a Police Commissioner would have to die: because they themselves did something wrong and jumped.
Reality and movies are very different. But looking at it now, I think it was worth making this known to some extent.
This pushy personality of yours is exactly why you're getting divorced from your wife.