South Korean police launch full-scale investigation into President Yoon's ”treason charges”... 120-person investigative team formed

In connection with the "state of emergency" declared on the 3rd of this month, the police have formed a large-scale investigation team and launched a full-scale investigation. The National Police Agency's National Investigation Headquarters formed a specialized investigation team of about 120 people on the 6th,
The National Security Investigation Team of the National Investigation Agency is currently investigating four allegations related to the emergency law in accordance with the law and principles.
The cases filed by the Progressive Party and the Democratic Party of Korea respectively, in which 59 people including the head of the committee were charged with crimes including internal sedition under Article 87 of the Criminal Code, rebellion under Article 5 of the Military Criminal Code, and abuse of power under Article 123 of the Criminal Code, were uncovered.
The suspects named in the indictment include President Yoon Seok-yeol, former Minister of National Defense Kim Yong-hyun, and Chief of the Administration Lee Sang Min.
The Minister of National Defense, Mok Hyun-tae, and other security guards were among those arrested. On the 5th, the police issued an emergency departure ban on Kim, citing rumors that he had fled overseas.
The lawmakers have raised the possibility that Kim fled overseas because he did not attend the emergency questioning session of the National Assembly's Defense Committee regarding the approval of his dismissal.
"I have instructed them to swiftly consider and implement any other urgent measures that need to be taken in addition to the national ban," he said. The prosecution has also launched an investigation into President Yoon's alleged treason.
The prosecution appointed Seoul Supreme Prosecutors' Office Chief Prosecutor Park Se-hyeon as its chief. On the 6th, the Supreme Prosecutors' Office said, "The prosecution has formed a special investigation headquarters with the Seoul Supreme Prosecutors' Office as its chief, and will investigate the current emergency martial law and related issues."
We will thoroughly investigate this incident."