The Underground Emperor: Starting with Running Away with His Sister-in-Law

"Arrest? Park An-cheol?"

Yoon Byung-wook frowned, subconsciously glancing at his subordinates beside him. He saw only anger on their faces, without any curiosity or surprise...

Only Park Ahn-cheol silently cast a pleading look his way...

Yoon Byung-wook immediately understood...

The clown is himself!

"Xiba!"

"Are all these bastards mute?"

Yin Bingxu roared inwardly.

But he remained relatively calm on the surface.

He knew that even if he was angry, now was not the time to unleash it...

We must resolve the problems in our way first; there will be plenty of time to deal with them later!

Take a deep breath.

Suppressing his anger, Yoon Byung-wook asked in a low voice, "On what grounds do you arrest Prosecutor Park Ahn-cheol? You know, all these years, he has always been law-abiding and dedicated to serving the people..."

"Heh, let's not talk about those things..."

An Xiyan smiled contemptuously, feeling genuinely disgusted by the hypocrisy of the person in front of him.

One by one...

The people in front of him were all hypocrites, sanctimonious in private, more despicable than anyone else.

Think of this...

An Xiyan didn't want to waste any more words.

He pulled an arrest warrant directly from his bag, stretched out his hand, and handed it to Yoon Byung-wook.

The answers he needs are all there!

"Convicts include instigating murder, rape, coercion, accepting huge bribes, harboring a criminal, and human trafficking..."

If we only look at these charges...

They would definitely think that the person arrested was a vicious and violent criminal!

The most likely candidate is the black one!

But who the hell would have thought that this was not only not a gangster, but also a high-ranking prosecutor in the Republic of Korea?

It's absolutely awful!

But Yoon Byung-wook's focus wasn't on that...

The charges against him are nothing!

after all...

That's all the charges against him; it's nothing compared to Yoon Byung-wook.

Yoon Byung-wook's focus is on...

He couldn't be sure which of the crimes Park Ahn-cheol had committed were related to him!

Or...

Is it all related to him?

besides...

In fact, Yoon Byung-wook had already spoken with several ministers of the Ministry of Inspection.

In South Korea...

Although each prosecutor has the power to handle cases independently!

However, an arrest warrant needs to be applied for in court.

In general, when a court approves an arrest, it goes through a symbolic formality, which is to inform the prosecutor's office.

The people they communicated with were mostly prosecutors at the ministerial level.

This is also because...

Most prosecutors at the deputy chief level and above no longer handle specific business matters.

While ministerial-level prosecutors sometimes handle their own affairs, they primarily serve as intermediaries between higher and lower levels.

They are the true backbone of the procuratorate.

so...

If the court calls a deputy chief prosecutor in charge, he might be completely bewildered.

But contacting the department head or prosecutor in charge is definitely the right thing to do.

And what about Yoon Byung-wook...?

Although I had spoken with several ministers and prosecutors in the Ministry of Inspection.

But they didn't have the audacity to allow several ministers from the Ministry of Inspection to obstruct the approval of the arrest warrant.

In these extraordinary times, not causing trouble is already a form of support!

Yoon Byung-wook simply asked these people to give him a heads-up if any arrest warrants were issued for individuals involved with the Financial and Tax Department II...

certainly...

It would be even better if the application for an arrest warrant could be blocked directly.

But right now...

The arrest warrant had been issued, but Yoon Byung-wook hadn't received a single word from it.

There can only be two explanations...

One group consisted of prosecutors from the Ministry of Supervision who didn't take him seriously.

That's unlikely...

Our friendship speaks for itself!

Even if we don't stop it, a little bit of ventilation won't have much of an impact...

Another possibility is that An Xiyan has connections and has spoken directly with the court, so the approval was granted without any prior notice!

Yoon Byung-wook, however, leans towards the latter...

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Chapter 386 Losing Reason

"What, Minister Yin, are you also trying to obstruct law enforcement?"

Seeing that Yoon Byung-wook remained silent, the contempt on Ahn Hee-yeon's face grew even stronger. She sneered, "Like general, like soldiers. Knowing the law and breaking it, all those years as a prosecutor have been for nothing."

I'm warning you, if you dare to block my way again, I will immediately apply for an arrest warrant from the court...

Every single one of you is going to get away!

An Xiyan's voice was not loud, but it was firm and resonant, making people's hearts tremble.

"Including you, Minister Yoon Byung-wook!"

Ahn Hee-yeon continued to target Yoon Byung-wook, saying meaningfully, "I know you are very capable, but you should understand that if I find a reason, there are many things I can do!"

What she meant was...

I know you have powerful connections, and I know about your interactions with those people in the Ministry of Supervision...

But I still obtained the arrest warrant without your knowledge.

This proves that I have someone behind me.

I may not be as powerful as you, but please don't give me the chance. If I do, I can take you down too!

Yoon Byung-wook is bad as he may be.

But it's absolutely impossible for you to say he has a low IQ.

He understood the meaning behind An Xiyan's words after just one reading...

at this point.

There's no point in continuing to resist.

so...

Yoon Byung-wook exhaled a breath of stale air, glanced at his subordinate beside him, and gestured with his chin.

A superior-subordinate relationship that has lasted for many years.

A tacit understanding had already been formed.

The subordinate prosecutors immediately made way for them.