From Maebongsan detour to ladder...I'm not sure if there's any conflict in the all-round arrest operation.

A large number of Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit, police, and veteran detectives were mobilized
Attempt to bypass Maebongsan trail in preparation for resistance from security services
Yoon Suk Yeol's lawyers, supporters, and scuffles with the entering police.

[Anchor]
The Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit and the police, who had already failed the arrest operation once, pressed the security service in all directions this time with a tactic.

He crossed the car wall with a ladder and attacked the Maebongsan Mountain trail behind the official residence, shaking off the blockade of the president's supporters and lawyers.

Reporter Kim Joo-young reports.

[Reporter]
Early in the morning, police wearing black vests move one after another near the presidential residence in Yoon Suk Yeol.

After one failed arrest, the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit and the police carried out a tactic this time.

Only 1,000 veteran detectives were involved in the arrest, and 3,200 troops from 54 mobile units were deployed to guard the perimeter.

In case the security service strongly resisted along the main entrance road, many detectives conducted a detour to the Maebongsan promenade.

"Come up. Come up. Team 3, come up."

There were also clashes with President Yoon's supporters until the first cordon was crossed.

Lawyers and people's powerful figures built a human wall and blocked the police from entering the police, causing a scuffle for a while.

In the process, a person believed to be a supporter collapsed in front of the main gate and firefighters were deployed.

There was a bus barrier built by the security, but the police climbed a ladder and quickly entered the building close to the official residence.

Unlike the previous warrant execution, the security personnel also did not show much resistance.

The Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit and the police, who predicted a hard-line response saying there was no retreat, completed the operation in six hours.

I'm Kim Joo-young of YTN.