On the day martial law was declared, President Yoon smelled of alcohol... ”Military police definitely smelled that odor” = South Korean report

Kim Jong-dae, a former lawmaker from the Justice Party, said, "President Yoon Seok-yeol smelled of alcohol when he came out of the trial support room on December 3, the day the emergency law was issued."
On the 17th, former lawmaker Kim appeared on the CBS YouTube show "Ask a Question" and revealed that the information was provided by the military police.
Kim Former said, "The military police who entered the Joint Chiefs of Staff Command and Control Room were in the room next to the Trial Support Room," and added, "I don't know if they drank there or in the presidential office, but it's clear that
"The military police testified that there was an odor of alcohol," he added. "At the time, Kim Young-hyun, former Minister of National Defense, was severely reprimanded by President Yoon, and President Yoon was there (late at night)
"There is testimony that he left between 1:30 and 2:00," he said, emphasizing, "At that time, President Yoon smelled of alcohol."
In response to the moderator's question, "Wasn't it the smell in that room?", Rep. Kim replied, "Yes, that's right."
"I said, 'President Yoon smelled like alcohol.'" President Yoon said he was in a police custody at 1:1 a.m. on December 4th of last year, after the National Assembly passed a resolution calling for the lifting of the state of emergency.
President Yoon is known to have spent about 30 minutes in the command and control room in the basement of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and about 6 minutes in the conclusion support room.
He also made the allegation that Hong Jang-won, the former deputy director of the National Intelligence Service, had drunk alcohol on the day of the emergency declaration. At the time, he said, "I thought the (then) director of the NIS was overseas, so I told Hong, 'I'll give you the money.'
But after about 20 minutes of no response, I got a call from (former Deputy Director Hong)," he said, adding, "I also enjoy playing music, but when I saw him, he was drinking.
President Yoon continued, "'The director is not here, so prepare some money,' 'I don't know if I'll call Deputy Director Hong,'"
He added, "He should have said, 'The director is in Seoul,' but he didn't answer and just said, 'I understand.'"