President Lee Jae Myung receives police protection instead of the Security Service (South Korea)

President Lee Jae-myung, who began his term on the morning of the 4th, will be protected by the police instead of the Presidential Security Service for the time being.
On the 4th, the National Police Agency announced that it would "secure the security of President Lee by using police specialists who were employed during his presidential campaign."
"The National Guard is continuing its usual security activities," he said, adding, "Any other matters are related to security and are difficult to confirm."
Presidential candidates receive police protection during their election campaigns, and once elected and beginning their term, the National Guard takes over security duties.
However, it has been confirmed that President Lee will continue to receive close protection from the police for the time being. A police official said, "The police will carry out security duties jointly with the National Guard, but the main duties such as close protection will continue to be handled by the police.
This is apparently in accordance with President Lee's instructions to maintain the police's professional security system until the personnel review of the Security Service is completed. President Lee
It was reported that they suspected that the National Guard may have intervened in the process of blocking the execution of an arrest warrant for former President Yoon Seok-yeol.
On the 4th, President Lee was escorted by the National Guard in a bulletproof vehicle provided by the National Guard.
It was reported that the start of security duties was reported to President Lee at 7 a.m. on the 4th.