13) A man publicly punished by a North Korean police officer

North Korea News.org revealed that the country has two domestic law enforcement agencies: the Ministry for Protection of State Security (“the secret police”) and the Ministry of People’s Security (“the ordinary police”). The secret police controls the very way of life for many North Koreans, stripping them of their freedom for the interests of the regime.

14) Lethal pen and flashlight taken from a North Korean assassin

Business Insider reported an arrest of a North Korean spy sent to Seoul (South Korea) last year. The spy was said to be sent to Seoul with the objective of assassinating an anti-Pyongyang activist using hi-tech pens and flashlight. One of the pens has a hidden needle filled with poison and the second pen can shoot a bullet, both of which could cause muscle paralysis, suffocation, and death. The flashlight is basically a handgun capable of shooting three bullets.