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Police Commissioner Jo Ji-ho and Seoul Metropolitan Police Commissioner Kim Bong-sik, who were arrested for their involvement in the "December 3 Civil War," will be handed over to the prosecution tomorrow (20th).

The special investigation team of the National Investigation Headquarters of the police said today (19th) that it plans to conduct a final investigation into the two and send them tomorrow.

In the case of Commissioner Cho, it is the first investigation since he was arrested on the 13th, and it is reported that a visit investigation was conducted as he is being hospitalized for blood cancer.

The two are accused of engaging in important tasks of civil war, such as obstructing the vote to lift martial law by deploying police forces to the National Assembly during the emergency martial law on the 3rd.

Initially, he claimed not to have known about the martial law plan, but during a police investigation, it was revealed that he met with Yoon Suk Yeol's president three hours before martial law at his home and received specific instructions, such as receiving a document with a "dominant body."