South Korean police have addressed concerns regarding the appearance and uniform of officers deployed to secure a prolonged protest at a vote counting center in Jamsil. The controversy stemmed from questions about officer identification during the ongoing demonstration. Authorities clarified that officers are required to visibly display identification badges, even while wearing sunglasses or masks. This ensures public accountability and allows for clear identification despite potential face coverings. Police maintain that standard uniform protocols were followed and that officers were readily identifiable. The statement aims to dispel criticism and reaffirm transparency during the sensitive post-election period. The protest itself remains ongoing, prompting continued police presence.