Detention Warrant

Impeached South Korean President Defies Arrest Warrant in Hours-Long Standoff

Impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol defied a detention warrant, resulting in a six-hour standoff at his residence with anti-corruption investigators. The agency withdrew after presidential security forces blocked access, citing safety concerns and expressing regret over Yoon’s non-compliance. The agency plans to request the acting president order the security service’s cooperation, while the National Police Agency will investigate the security service chiefs for obstruction. Yoon’s lawyers contest the warrant’s legality, and his fate now rests with the Constitutional Court’s deliberation on his impeachment.

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South Korean Investigators Seek to Detain Impeached President

Impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol faced a standoff at his residence as investigators attempted to execute a detention warrant stemming from his brief declaration of martial law. Presidential security personnel resisted the investigators’ entry, while hundreds of Yoon’s supporters gathered outside in protest. This incident follows Yoon’s impeachment and ongoing investigation into his actions, which have paralyzed South Korean politics. The warrant’s validity is contested by Yoon’s legal team, and the situation remains tense as the Constitutional Court deliberates on upholding the impeachment. The outcome will determine Yoon’s ultimate fate and resolve the ongoing political crisis.

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