On June 3, South Korean police reported receiving 213 emergency calls related to the ninth nationwide local elections by noon. The National Police Agency indicated that the majority of these reports involved voting disturbances and interference, with 28 specific cases noted. Additionally, 10 reports pertained to traffic issues, while 173 were categorized as miscellaneous, including mistaken reports. In Seoul, police documented 38 incidents, including a notable case where a woman in her 70s disrupted a polling station, claiming her ballot was already marked. Another incident involved a man in his 30s who attempted to photograph his ballot, causing a scene when confronted. Police are also looking into reports of assaults, such as a man who allegedly struck an election official after being directed to the correct polling location. Investigations are ongoing to verify the details of these incidents and assess any legal violations.