Specifically, the presidential office's security office is also trying to seize and search.
The police explained that the safe house was related to CCTV.
Investigators from the special police investigation team arrived at the presidential office in Yongsan this afternoon (27th) to prepare for the seizure and search.
Earlier on the 11th, the police attempted to raid the presidential office once, but failed after a confrontation with the security service.
At this time, the police attempted to secure records related to the Cabinet meeting held at the time of martial law, and the suspects listed in the search warrant were President Yoon Suk Yeol, and the presidential office, the Cabinet Office, and the security office were subject to the search and seizure.
The police and other joint investigation headquarters later attempted to seize and search the security phone server of the security office in the presidential office building on the 17th, but the security office delivered a "no consent letter" the next day saying it could not cooperate with the execution due to military secrets and official reasons.
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