South Korea's anti-corruption agency has requested police assistance to detain impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol after failing to do so during a standoff with his security service. A court issued a detention warrant, but executing it is complicated by Yoon's refusal to leave his residence. Yoon claims his actions were necessary against a liberal opposition, while his legal team argues the agency's actions are illegal. The situation has raised questions about the agency's competence and the fragility of South Korea's democracy.