Starbucks Korea raided by police after ‘Tank Day’ campaign sparks public outrage
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South Korean police have raided the headquarters of Starbucks Korea as part of an investigation into a marketing campaign accused of trivialising the country’s 1980s pro-democracy movement.
Investigators searched the building in southern Seoul on Tuesday, police said on Wednesday.
No further details were released, although South Korean media reported that officers also searched the homes of the Starbucks Korea executives.
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South Korean police have raided the headquarters of Starbucks Korea as part of an investigation into a marketing campaign accused of trivialising the country’s 1980s pro-democracy movement.
No further details were released, although South Korean media reported that officers also searched the homes of the Starbucks Korea executives.
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Investigators searched the building in southern Seoul on Tuesday, police said on Wednesday.