Prosecutors investigating the emergency martial law situation have secured statements about the situation at the time of martial law against NEC officials who had their phones confiscated from martial law forces.
The special investigation headquarters of the prosecution's emergency martial law sent a prosecution official to the National Election Commission yesterday (11th) to conduct a reference investigation on five workers on duty who remained in the NEC's computer room at the time of martial law.
The prosecution reportedly confirmed the specific movements of the martial law forces that entered the NEC on the 3rd.
In addition, the prosecution is reportedly analyzing CCTV footage of the interior of the NEC at the time of martial law from the Central Election Commission.
Earlier, Kim Yong-bin, secretary-general of the Central Election Commission, attended a questionnaire at the National Assembly on the 5th and said that about 10 martial law soldiers entered the Central Election Commission at the time of martial law, confiscated the mobile phones of five party officials and occupied the building for about 3 hours and 20 minutes.
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