Police investigating the emergency martial law incident are calling in executives from the Capital Defense Command to check the status of the dispatch of troops to the National Assembly on the same day.
The National Police Agency's National Investigation Headquarters Special Investigation Team is investigating Yoon Tae-hyun, commander of the 2nd Special Forces Unit, as a reference today (15th).
The police are expected to check with battalion commander Yoon when the investigation team prepared for the dispatch of the National Assembly and what instructions and reports were made about the dispatch of the National Assembly on the day of martial law.
Earlier, Cho Sung-hyun, head of the 1st Guard of the Sub-Squad, told the National Assembly on the 10th that one special battalion was waiting to be dispatched in Seodaemun area on the day of martial law.
However, it was found that the 2nd Special Forces Battalion, which was known to have been waiting in Seodaemun, was actually ordered to be dispatched to the National Assembly.
At 10 p.m., about 30 minutes before martial law was declared, the troops were first notified of an emergency call, and the water radiators who were later dispatched to the National Assembly reportedly carried not only horror bullets but also live bullets.
However, it was found that the personnel who were dispatched did not actually enter the National Assembly and withdrew after waiting near Seongsan Bridge.
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