Daegu Mayor: ”Illegal warrants and arrests even though it was not the Japanese colonial era” ... ”What responsibility will you take?” = South Korea

On the 26th, Hong Jun-pyo, the mayor of Daegu, South Korea, said, "Even though they were not magistrates during the Japanese colonial period, they issued illegal warrants indiscriminately, and even though they were not police officers during the Japanese colonial period, they issued illegal warrants indiscriminately.
I am worried that those who are making so many arrests and arrests will have to bear the brunt of the cruel consequences later on," he said. Mayor Hong wrote on Facebook that afternoon, "Politics is in chaos.
However, now even the investigative agencies and the judiciary are in a state of chaos. Mayor Hong wrote, "The investigation into the crime of treason was started by the prosecution, which has no investigative powers, so all the investigative documents filed by the prosecution are now in disarray.
"The documents filed by the High-Ranking Public Officials Crime Investigation Agency have also become worthless," he said.
The only charge was "abuse of power," but the only reason they investigated "insurrection" was because of a previous administration that arrested a man for a "minor offense."
It's the same as investigating a violation of the National Security Law."
"Law enforcement officials are using their powers that are not legal to illegally arrest and detain people, and are now just selling paper.
They are saying they will prosecute on this basis," he lamented.