Prosecutors secure statements from National Headquarters executives, saying, "The counterintelligence agent requests arrest personnel."

It is reported that the prosecution, which is investigating the emergency martial law incident, has secured an official statement from the National Police Agency's National Investigation Headquarters that it has been asked to support "arrest assistance" personnel from the Defense Security Command.

The special investigation headquarters of the prosecution's emergency martial law recently secured a statement saying, "The counterintelligence officer has asked for manpower support, saying, 'We need a detective to guide you when we go to arrest you.'"

Prosecutors suspect that during the martial law incident on the 3rd, the National Police Agency supported 10 detectives of the violent team as requested by the counterintelligence agency, even though they knew that the National Police Agency was mobilized to arrest major politicians.

In response, the National Assembly asked for a list of police officers to guide the scene near the National Assembly, saying it was confusing, but they said there was no discussion about supporting the "Politician Arrest Team."