Police file additional charges against President Yoon for ”obstructing the execution of an arrest warrant” - South Korea

President Yoon Seok-yeol has been charged with mobilizing the Presidential Security Service to obstruct the execution of an arrest warrant against him.
The police's special martial law investigation team has filed charges against President Yoon for obstructing the execution of an arrest warrant and is investigating him.
On the 21st, President Yoon announced that he was being investigated for obstruction of justice on the basis of a complaint filed by the Fatherland Reform Party on the 3rd of last month.
Because President Yoon is the current president, he will not be indicted in this regard.
The police believe that the Guard's blocking of an arrest warrant for President Yoon was ordered by President Yoon.
Police also obtained messages exchanged between President Yoon and Kim Sung-Hoon, deputy chief of the Security Service, on the 3rd and 7th of last month via the encrypted messaging app Signal.
Police have transferred six military personnel, including Director General of the Defense Intelligence Agency, who were charged with treason, to the High-Ranking Public Officials Crime Investigation Agency.
Today, the Public Prosecutor's Office is conducting searches of Won's office and other premises.