Acting Han Deok-soo's police investigation...Moon Sang-ho's request for an arrest warrant

Special Task Force on National Police Agency, Acting President Han Deok-soo, conducted a closed face-to-face investigation

Police have completed investigation of nine people, including 'martial meeting' State Council member

Police, "Unification Minister Appears to Prosecutor's Office Despite Demand for Police Attendance"

[Anchor]
The Emergency Security Cooperation Investigation Headquarters conducted a closed investigation into Han Deok-soo, acting president and prime minister.

Colonel Jeong, who participated in the so-called "Hamburger Restaurant Martial Law Mock," issued an apology, acknowledging that he even discussed ways to force down NEC employees, such as tying them with cable ties.

I'll connect you to a reporter and find out more. Reporter YOO JI HYUN!

[Reporter]
Yes, this is the National Investigation Headquarters of the National Police Agency.

[Anchor]
The police called in acting president Han Deok-soo to investigate?

[Reporter]
Yes, the special investigation team of the National Investigation Headquarters said it has completed its investigation into acting authority Han.

It is reported that he was questioned face-to-face as a suspect of rebellion.

It seems to be to understand the exact situation before and after the martial law cabinet meeting on the 3rd.

Police said they investigated all 12 people who attended or attended the "Ceremony Cabinet Meeting" except for President Yoon, former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun and Unification Minister Kim Young-ho.

Among them, the Minister of Unification expressed regret, saying that he was questioned by the prosecution despite the police's continued demand for attendance.

He added that he is also considering a second round of summons for defendants, including acting representative Han and former Minister of Public Administration and Security Lee Sang-min.

Police Commissioner Jo Ji-ho and Seoul Police Commissioner Kim Bong-sik, who were arrested earlier, will be handed over to the prosecution today.

[Anchor]
An intelligence officer under investigation for pre-empting emergency martial law issued an apology today, and it turns out that they've even discussed ways to forcibly control the NEC?

[Reporter]
Yes, the opposition party suspected that they were trying to arrest politicians who demanded the lifting of martial law as handcuffs made of cable ties that were believed to have been spilled by martial law troops who entered the National Assembly shortly after the emergency martial law were revealed.

Rep. Kim Byung-joo of the Democratic Party of Korea said, "The mission of the intelligence agents was to kidnap and imprison them," adding, "There were reports that they tried to suppress them by force and tie their hands and feet with a cable tie."

This morning, an apology issued by Colonel Jeong of the Armed Forces Intelligence Command, who participated in the so-called emergency martial law simulation of hamburger restaurants, also contained relevant information.

According to the apology and legal opinion released by Colonel Chung's lawyer, Colonel Chung was found to have secured a list of NEC personnel and discussed coercive measures to control employees.

In particular, the lawyer said, Chung admitted to preparing a plan to identify Central Election Commission officials and move them to the conference room if they come to work.

In the process, he confirmed that he discussed compulsory control measures such as tying the NEC employees with cable ties or wearing masks or headscarves, and said Colonel Chung could not be free from responsibility.

In the meantime, the Korea Communications Standards Commission has requested an arrest warrant for Commander Moon Sang-ho, who is known to have participated in the hamburger meeting.After President

Yoon declared martial law, he was charged with ordering the NEC to send troops.

In addition, it is suspected of illegally operating troops such as North Korean agents on the day of martial law.

Initially, martial law was scheduled for 10 p.m. on the 3rd, and it was additionally confirmed that it was delayed due to opposition from some members of the State Council.Former intelligence commander

Roh reportedly stated in a police investigation that if martial law had been declared at 10 p.m. as planned, he would have secured the NEC server.

So far, I'm YTN's Yoohyun at the National Police Agency's National Investigation Headquarters.

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: Yoon So-jung