Moon Sang-ho, commander of intelligence, prepares goods for the NEC's arrest under the direction of Roh Sang-won.

The military prosecution's indictment revealed that Roh Sang-won, former commander of the Armed Forces Intelligence Command, issued specific orders to take control of the Central Election Commission a month before the martial law was declared.

According to Moon Sang-ho's indictment, Roh told Moon and others at the so-called "Hamburger Restaurant Meeting" at around 3 p.m. on November 17 last year, "If we catch all those involved in the election, the election will be confirmed as true."

It was also investigated that he ordered baseball bats, cable ties, and masks to be prepared in advance to arrest employees of the National Election Commission.Commander

was quoted as telling the intelligence officer who was present at the meeting to purchase arresting goods.