"The far-right YouTuber is also investigated." The police took the knife in the unprecedented violence in constitutional history [Now News]

When an arrest warrant was issued for President Yoon Suk Yeol, acting National Police Agency Commissioner Lee Ho-young promised strict measures in connection with the invasion of President Yoon's supporters into the court building.

Immediately after the arrest warrant for President Yoon was issued early this morning, supporters of President Yoon stormed into the court building at the Western District Court, where the warrant was reviewed.

They smashed the court's main gate and windows with shields and plastic chairs taken from the police and assaulted police officers, making it difficult to find an example of a constitutional history.

In a related development, acting National Police Agency Commissioner Lee Ho-young said on the 19th that far-right YouTubers could also be subject to investigation in connection with the mass violence carried out by supporters of President Yoon Suk Yeol at the Seoul Western District Court.

The acting president made the remarks to reporters at 10:15 a.m. after visiting the Western District Court to look around the damage.

When reporters asked if there was any room for investigation even by far-right YouTubers inciting protesters, acting Lee said, "If it is related to the violence, we will thoroughly investigate it."Regarding the posting of threatening posts against the judge who issued the arrest warrant for President

Yoon, he explained, "We will thoroughly investigate and find him (the writer of the post) and do our best to protect his personal safety."

"This is a serious challenge to the rule of law," the acting president said. "We will continue to strictly deal with illegal and violent protests."


AI Anchor | Y-GO
Edit Caption | Lee Mi-young


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