In South Korea, the acting head of the Presidential State Security Service (PSS) Kim Song Hong was arrested on charges of trying to prevent the arrest of the detached president Yun Jole Yolya.
According to the South Korean agency Yonhap, Kim Song Hong, who took the post of acting head of the PSS after the resignation of the previous leader Park Jung Jung last week, testified in the National Bureau of Investigations.
After the interrogation, he was detained by the police.
Kim is accused of trying to prevent the arrest of Yun Joy Yolya, but he claims that he acted as part of the fulfillment of his “legal duties.”
The decision on his detention of the former prezdent was made after he repeatedly refused to appear on interrogations.
On the eve of the morning, investigators detained Yun Joil Yolya in the presidential residence and delivered to the Corruption investigation department in the quachery.
It is reported that the president of South Korea, who was interrogated for more than 10 hours on the first day, refused to testify.
The first detained head of state in the history of South Korea Yun Sok Yol, after interrogation was transferred to a temporary center of detention.