"It's illegal to block a warrant" internal post from the security office, recovered in a day.

It was reported that it was recovered a day after it was deleted under the direction of Deputy Chief Kim Sung-hoon after an article was posted on the internal bulletin board of the Presidential Security Service saying it was illegal to prevent the execution of an arrest warrant.

On the internal network, which can only be accessed by security officials, a three-page article was reportedly posted yesterday (11th) stating that the investigative agency's exercise of physical force against the execution of arrest warrants was obstruction of justice.

Immediately after the post was posted, Deputy Director Kim Sung-hoon deleted the article through a computer staff member, but after some executives strongly protested, the order to delete it was withdrawn today (12th), and the bulletin board was reported to have been restored to its original state.

As the police summoned and investigated the head of the security service one after another and pressed for the re-execution of the warrant, internal disturbances of the security service, including cracks between the leaders, appeared to be revealed.