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A series of accusations of rebellion...Police launch investigation
About 120 people were deployed to set up a dedicated investigation team
Securing mobile phones for the head of the National Police Agency, the head of the Seoul Metropolitan Government, and the head of the
About 120 people were deployed to set up a dedicated investigation team
Securing mobile phones for the head of the National Police Agency, the head of the Seoul Metropolitan Government, and the head of the
[Anchor]
The police also formed a large-scale investigation team in connection with the emergency martial law situation.
The investigation team immediately secured the mobile phones of three leaders, including Police Commissioner Jo Ji-ho.
Reporter Shin Gwi-hye reports.
[Reporter]
After the emergency martial law incident on the night of the 3rd, the police launched a full-fledged investigation after opposition parties and civic groups accused Yoon Suk Yeol of rebellion.
The police have set up a dedicated investigation team by dispatching all 120 investigators from the security investigation team.
The Security Investigation Team is in charge of anti-aircraft investigations at the National Investigation Headquarters.
The investigation team immediately secured the mobile phones of the police command, which were accused of rebellion, including Police Commissioner Jo Ji-ho, Seoul Police Commissioner Kim Bong-sik, and National Assembly Security Commander Mok Hyun-tae.
It has also been confirmed that the police are considering putting not only the security investigation team but also the serious crime investigation team into the emergency martial law situation.
Since the department has been in charge of investigating public officials' job-related crimes, such as large-scale economic crimes, bribery and abuse of authority, and power-related corruption cases, the investigation is expected to speed up if it is deployed.
An official at the National Investigation Headquarters of the National Police Agency said, "We can also investigate military organizations by securing communication records," adding, "We will do everything we can, including the military."
Attention is focusing on how the police, who have expressed their will to investigate by forming a dedicated investigation team, will proceed with the investigation into the first-ever rebellion against the incumbent president.
I'm YTN's Shin Gwihye.
Filmmaker: Yoo Jun-seok
Video editing: Eunji Kang
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The police also formed a large-scale investigation team in connection with the emergency martial law situation.
The investigation team immediately secured the mobile phones of three leaders, including Police Commissioner Jo Ji-ho.
Reporter Shin Gwi-hye reports.
[Reporter]
After the emergency martial law incident on the night of the 3rd, the police launched a full-fledged investigation after opposition parties and civic groups accused Yoon Suk Yeol of rebellion.
The police have set up a dedicated investigation team by dispatching all 120 investigators from the security investigation team.
The Security Investigation Team is in charge of anti-aircraft investigations at the National Investigation Headquarters.
The investigation team immediately secured the mobile phones of the police command, which were accused of rebellion, including Police Commissioner Jo Ji-ho, Seoul Police Commissioner Kim Bong-sik, and National Assembly Security Commander Mok Hyun-tae.
It has also been confirmed that the police are considering putting not only the security investigation team but also the serious crime investigation team into the emergency martial law situation.
Since the department has been in charge of investigating public officials' job-related crimes, such as large-scale economic crimes, bribery and abuse of authority, and power-related corruption cases, the investigation is expected to speed up if it is deployed.
An official at the National Investigation Headquarters of the National Police Agency said, "We can also investigate military organizations by securing communication records," adding, "We will do everything we can, including the military."
Attention is focusing on how the police, who have expressed their will to investigate by forming a dedicated investigation team, will proceed with the investigation into the first-ever rebellion against the incumbent president.
I'm YTN's Shin Gwihye.
Filmmaker: Yoo Jun-seok
Video editing: Eunji Kang
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