Suspicion of martial law conspiracy sent to Roh Sang-won... All of them were booked for a hamburger meeting.

[Anchor]
Roh Sang-won, a former intelligence commander who is accused of leading the so-called "hamburger meeting" and pre-mocking emergency martial law, has been arrested and sent to the prosecution.

The police special investigation team booked all the so-called hamburger meeting participants who pre-mocked emergency martial law as suspects.

Let's connect with the reporter and hear more about it. Reporter Lim Yejin!

[Reporter]
Yes, this is the National Investigation Headquarters of the National Police Agency.

[Anchor] Roh Sang-won, the former commander of the
'December 3 Emergency Command', was sent today, right?

[Reporter]
Roh Sang-won, a former intelligence commander who was arrested on the 15th, was arrested and sent to the prosecution this morning on charges of executing a rebellion and abusing his authority.

The former commander Roh, who left the detention center with his face covered with a hat and mask, climbed into the convoy without answering reporters' questions.Former commander

Roh is suspected of pre-mocking emergency martial law with former and current soldiers at a hamburger store in Ansan, Gyeonggi Province, on the 1st and 3rd,
The
Police Special Investigation Team today booked all those involved in the 'first and second hamburger meetings' as suspects.

Colleges Kim Bong-gyu and Jung Sung-wook of the Intelligence Command, who attended the first meeting, were transferred to the Criminal Investigation Office of high-ranking public officials as accomplices of rebellion and abuse of authority,
Colonel Ko Dong-hee, the intelligence planning chief suspected of operating troops while waiting in Pangyo's intelligence unit just before martial law, was also handed over to the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit.

The special police team also booked and summoned the 2nd Armored Brigade Commander of the Army Gusamhoe and Bang Jung-hwan, the innovation planning officer of the Ministry of National Defense, as suspects, who attended the 2nd meeting on the day of martial law and was scheduled to serve as the head and deputy head of the "Investigation Division 2" under the Joint Investigation Headquarters.
Jeong Seong-woo, the first chief of the counterintelligence command who was also a reference, said he switched to a suspect and notified him of the summons after repeatedly refusing to attend the police.

[Anchor]
The disclosure of the former commander Roh's notebook has caused a stir, so please summarize the main contents.

[Reporter]
Yes, on the 15th, the police raided a branch in Ansan, Gyeonggi-do, run by former commander Roh, and secured a handwritten notebook of about 60 pages containing martial law-related details.
The
police said the notebook referred to politicians, journalists, religious people, trade unions and judges as "collectable" along with the expression of a "parliamentary blockade," with some real names also written on it.

The police said they interpreted "collection" as an arrest, and explained that even "acceptance and disposal methods" were mentioned for them.

When asked at the National Assembly yesterday if the notebook also contained the expression "killing," Woo Jong-soo, head of the National Investigation Division, replied that it was true.

It was also found that there was a phrase "NLL, induce North Korea to attack on the Northern Limit Line."

Earlier, the opposition raised suspicions that martial law forces tried to provoke North Korea to create the legitimacy of emergency martial law.

With this notebook as a clue, the police special team is also considering the charge of "general transfer crime", one of the foreign exchange crimes.

Foreign exchange crimes can be punished not only by attempted criminals but also by preliminary or conspiracy,
The
police are expected to focus their investigative power on how specifically they discussed the contents of the notebook and revealed how they reflected them in the actual plan.

So far, I'm YTN Lim Ye-jin from the National Police Agency's National Investigation Headquarters.

Reporter for shooting
: Kim Jung-won