Police sent former Colonel Kim Yong-gun to arrest for 'the 2nd round of hamburger restaurant'

The special investigation team of the National Investigation Headquarters of the police met with former intelligence commander Roh Sang-won on the day of the emergency martial law and sent former colonel Kim Yong-gun, who is suspected of pre-mocking martial law.

The special forces announced today (27th) that they have detained former Colonel Kim on charges of executing rebellion and abusing his authority.

Former Colonel Kim, a civilian, attended the so-called "second meeting" of hamburger restaurants led by former commander Roh on the day of martial law.

At that time, the meeting included Koo Sam-hoe, the 2nd Armored Brigade commander of the Army, and Bang Jung-hwan, the Ministry of National Defense's innovation planning officer, who is suspected of discussing the formation of the "Second Division of Investigation," which was created for the purpose of taking control of the NEC.