Security, all night long.Change in "inner airflow" is the key.

[Anchor]
As the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit and the police are attempting to arrest President Yoon for the second time, the security service is paying keen attention to stopping the execution.

The key is whether the internal atmosphere, which has changed due to the replacement of the head of the bodyguard and police pressure, will lead to a break in the cordon.

I'm connecting with a reporter to find out. Reporter Shin Yoonjung!

The basic position is that the bodyguard will also block the second execution today, how are you responding now?

[Reporter]
Most security officials have been preparing for enforcement, keeping an eye on the situation from late last night into the night.

An official from the Security Service said on the 3rd that the large-scale blockers installed during the first stop are maintained and are currently preparing for various contingencies.

It is known that there is no police guard unit in the official residence security, and the military guards are working in the right position.

Some of the police forces are trying to enter through bypass routes such as Maebongsan Mountain, and it is reported that military units and security officials are preparing at each point.

Earlier, the security service stated that if the arrest warrant is executed illegally, it will respond according to the security manual.
As the
presidential residence area is a security zone and a national security facility, prior approval from the person in charge is required to enter.

He stressed that it is illegal to force entry without such procedures, and that he will do security work in accordance with relevant laws for subsequent enforcement.

In particular, since there is no exception in today's warrant to exclude the application of Articles 110 and 111 of the Criminal Procedure Act, it is known that the search will be restricted without the approval of the person in charge.

However, the security service said it had sufficient consultation with the police and the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit, adding that it would do its best to prevent physical conflict in any case,

This is a different part from the position that "we will take security measures in accordance with due process" during the first execution attempt on the 3rd.

[Anchor]
The key is how the bodyguard will respond to illegal enforcement while avoiding physical conflict, how is it projected?

[Reporter]
Considering the situation inside and outside the security office, it seems that the possibility of physical conflict with the security office staff is low when police enter the official residence area.

Above all, the guidelines of the command and the judgment of the employees may be different,
It is pointed out that
employees are currently in the official residence area to carry out their duties, but have no choice but to act within the legal boundaries.

An official familiar with the security service said that individual employee judgments are important as they can be in a difficult situation due to obstruction of public affairs, and that there will be no collective confrontation like the first execution.

In particular, some department heads said today that they left it up to the members to decide whether they would participate in the execution block, and that the doctor to block the execution of the warrant did not have to go to work by taking a vacation.

The Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit and the police are conciliating that they do not have to comply with illegal orders with a warning not to interfere with the execution of arrest warrants.

It seems to reflect the situation in which Deputy Chief Kim Sung-hoon, who is in charge of stopping the arrest, is calling for a hard-line response and expressing internal agitation and opposition.

However, tension over the occurrence of accidental situations remains as the atmosphere can intensify if there are any injuries or arrests during the confrontation.

I'm YTN's Shin Yoon-jung in the political department.