Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency waits for 81 investigators at office on martial law day

On the night of the declaration of the "December 3 Emergency Security," it was confirmed that the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency prepared a list of emergency waiting investigators at the request of the National Police Agency's National Investigation Headquarters, and many of them were waiting in the actual office.

According to the data released by Kim Sung-hoe of the Democratic Party of Korea, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency's regional investigation team compiled a list of 104 emergency waiters, 20 for each of the five investigative units, including anti-corruption, on the night of the emergency martial law.

And it turned out that 81 of the investigators on the emergency waiting list actually waited in the office from 0:25 a.m. to 2 a.m. on the 4th, before the National Assembly passed a resolution to lift the emergency martial law.

Earlier, National Police Agency Commissioner Jo Ji-ho claimed that shortly after the martial law was declared, he ignored the request of the Defense Security Command to "prepare 100 investigators to form a joint investigation headquarters."