八点最热报 | 韩国总统尹锡悦在月初拒绝逮捕之后，今天韩国公调处再次发出逮捕令，成功将他逮捕，成为了韩国宪政史上首位因刑事指控被逮捕的在任总统。韩国公调处这次对尹锡悦的这场逮捕行动，和动作大片的剧情非常相似，充满戏剧性和紧迫感。（主播：庄文杰）
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00:04South Korean President Yin Si-yue was finally arrested.
00:07After refusing to arrest him at the beginning of the month,
00:09the South Korean Ministry of Public Affairs issued an arrest warrant again today and successfully arrested him.
00:13It made Yin Si-yue the first president to be arrested for criminal charges in the history of South Korea.
00:19According to Hanlin News Agency's report,
00:21due to the first 5-hour confrontation,
00:24the South Korean Ministry of Public Affairs has done a lot of work on the arrest.
00:28In particular, it has prepared three days and two nights,
00:30and even prepared an action plan for sudden events such as physical conflicts that may occur.
00:36The arrest of Yin Si-yue and the action-packed plot are actually very similar,
00:42full of drama and urgency,
00:44and the process is like a movie scene.
00:47According to South Korean media reports,
00:49the arrest began around 3.20 a.m. local time.
00:54At 5.45 a.m., the South Korean Ministry of Public Affairs and the police arrived at the presidential office in Seoul.
00:58First, they broke through the wall built by the defense team of Yin Si-yue and the members of the ruling party's National Power Party.
01:05There was a physical conflict between the two sides in the process.
01:09After breaking through the wall,
01:10there was a car wall built near the entrance of the presidential police station.
01:15And with the deployment of engineering equipment,
01:17the situation began to break down.
01:19Around 7 a.m.,
01:20the police deployed heavy equipment such as weight machines.
01:24They also provided a voice recorder and tools to cut open the wire and climb over obstacles.
01:29The police eventually broke through the three guard lines and the lawyers of the president,
01:34and the director of the presidential office entered the office and began to execute the arrest warrant and start negotiations.
01:40After two hours of negotiations,
01:41they finally arrested Yin Si-yue.
01:44Although Yin Si-yue finally cooperated with the arrest warrant,
01:46but he claimed that this was to avoid a bloodshed.
01:50And outside the office,
01:52some of the people who stopped Yin Si-yue were crying.
01:55After the news of Yin Si-yue's arrest was spread,
01:57the opposition party said at the first moment that this was the first step to restore the constitutional order.
02:02And Yin Si-yue immediately pleaded guilty after being arrested.
02:05He emphasized that the arrest warrant was not a crime.
02:07Reinstating the arrest warrant was the president's right to use to overcome the national crisis.
02:12After he was arrested, the official account of Yin Si-yue's facebook account also uploaded a handwritten letter he wrote before he was arrested.
02:19And Yin Si-yue said in this famous handwritten letter of about 9,000 words,
02:23After being impeached, he felt that he was the president.
02:26After he wrote down his political achievements during his tenure,
02:29he said that this was the fourth time he was suspended since his public office was suppressed.
02:32And many people suggested that he should compromise moderately and say that he was stupid.
02:36But he thought that his stupidity was his inconstant belief in liberal democracy and rule of law.
03:06The opposition party members also formed a wall outside the official residence and tried to stop the police from entering.
03:11After a few hours of confrontation, the police successfully broke through the line of defense and entered the presidential residence around 7 a.m.
03:18And Yin Si-yue also recorded a video in advance, describing that the rule of law in South Korea had collapsed.
03:24Unfortunately, all the laws in this country have collapsed.
03:30I saw you come in today.
03:35It's an illegal investigation to prevent an unsightly bloodshed, but...