Prosecutors search and seizure of counterintelligence agents for "commitment to martial law"...Yeo In-hyeong, we'll call you back soon.

[Anchor]
The prosecution's special investigation headquarters, which investigates the emergency martial law incident, has launched a forced investigation into the Defense Security Command.

Based on the seized materials, the prosecution plans to call in former counterintelligence commander Yeo In-hyeong, who was deeply involved in the martial law incident, to investigate soon.

I'm reporter Kim Tae-won.

[Reporter]
The special investigation headquarters of the prosecution's emergency martial law, which had been focusing on summoning those involved, has launched a full-fledged forced investigation.

It conducted a search and seizure of the Defense Security Command, which is known to have been involved in martial law.

Along with the military prosecutors who were involved in the joint investigation, a total of 50 people were deployed to secure data on emergency martial law.

The search included the offices and missions of commanders, including former counterintelligence commander Yeo In-hyeong.

The counterintelligence command is one of the most deeply involved units in the incident, sending troops and agents to the National Assembly and the Central Election Commission during the emergency martial law on the 3rd.

In particular, former commander Yeo is also suspected of attempting to arrest major politicians or plotting emergency martial law in advance.

After analyzing the seized material, the prosecution will immediately call former commander Yeo to investigate.

We plan to question former commander Yeo about the details of the instructions and how he mobilized troops during the martial law crisis.

For now, he is a reference, but there is a high possibility that he will be converted into a suspect depending on the situation of the investigation.

I'm Kim Taewon of YTN.

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: Yoon So-jung
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