"It's illegal to block a warrant." Delete internal posts from the security service.

On the internal bulletin board of the security office, there was an article that it could be illegal to physically block the execution of an arrest warrant for President Yoon Suk Yeol, but it has been reported to have been deleted.

Yesterday (11th), a message was posted on an online bulletin board dedicated to the security service staff saying that it would be difficult to be recognized as a legitimate act if the investigation agency used its physical force to prevent the execution of the warrant.

The article said that the execution of a warrant by an investigative agency is difficult to regard as harm to the life and body of the security target, and that it is difficult to be justified, so it should be responded to.

The article was shared among employees, and Kim Sung-hoon, the deputy head of the security service, reportedly ordered the post to be deleted.

Deputy Chief Kim, who refused the police's third request for attendance, is said to be focusing on cracking down on the internal security office, saying, "Let's protect President Yoon against the execution of the second arrest warrant by the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit and the police."