President Yoon's side filed a complaint against 11 people, including the head of the Airborne Division and the deputy head of the National Police Agency.

Yoon Suk Yeol's president has filed a complaint with the prosecution against 11 people, including high-ranking government officials and senior police officials, in protest of the joint investigation headquarters' attempt to execute arrest warrants.

Yoon's legal representatives filed a complaint with the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office against Senior Superintendent of Public Offenses Oh Dong-woon, Deputy Superintendent of the National Police Agency Lee Ho-young, and Vice Minister of National Defense Kim Sun-ho this morning (6th).

The charges include obstruction of the execution of special public affairs and intrusion of special buildings, and the agents claimed that on the 3rd, the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit, which does not have the authority to command the police investigation, attempted to execute illegal arrest and search warrants against President Yoon.

In particular, Deputy Chief Lee and Vice Minister Kim were also accused of dereliction of duty and abuse of authority by refusing the request for an increase in manpower from the head of security under the Presidential Security Act.

Earlier, the delegation said it would file a complaint against all officials from the National Police Agency, the Ministry of National Defense, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency, and the Yongsan Police Station involved in the execution of the warrant, but
He explained that he plans to file a complaint against only 11 people who have been identified as
and then further file a complaint after identifying their personal information.