Democratic Party lawmaker Jang Geng-tae said, ”Former President Yoon Seok-yeol kicked his feet during the arrest process... He did not sit on his buttocks.” (South Korea)

Former President Yoon Seok-yeol lay down on the floor and kicked his legs like a child throwing a tantrum while the special prosecutor team was executing an arrest warrant, but then fell on his bottom.
On the 21st, Jang Kyung-tae, a member of the National Assembly Legislation and Judiciary Committee and a member of the Democratic Party, appeared on YTN Radio's "News Go for It" program and said, "On the 7th, Yoon
The prison guards who participated in the execution of the second arrest warrant for the former president testified that there was no incident where (former President Yoon) fell on his bottom or anything like that."
He added that Kim Jung-ki, who is investigating the allegations against Kim Gun-hee, said that she lay down and kicked her legs like a child having a tantrum.
The special investigation team issued the first arrest warrant for former President Yoon on the 1st, but it was discovered that Yoon resisted without wearing prison uniform. Then, when they tried to execute the second arrest warrant on the 7th, a clash broke out.
The special prosecutor explained the suspension, saying, "We attempted to execute the arrest warrant by using physical force, but the suspect stubbornly refused, which raised the risk of injury."
Meanwhile, Kim Gye-ri, a lawyer representing former President Yoon, said, "The special prosecutors tried to drag the chair in which former President Yoon was sitting and put him into a vehicle, but the president's waist fell on the leg of the chair."
"I bumped into him and fell on my butt," he said. Rep. Jang's statement differs from the claims made by former President Yoon. Rep. Jang said, "The Legislation and Judiciary Committee will vote to have Seoul Detention Center submit surveillance camera footage.
I think the surveillance camera footage will probably include footage of cell phones and the bringing in of outside food and drink. If so, this is a violation of the Criminal Execution Act and the detention center director and prison officers will be subject to legal punishment.
"I think it will be possible," he said.