Yoon Suk Yeol, once the president of South Korea, now resides in a 107-square-foot jail cell facing insurrection charges, marking a historic fall from grace.
His arrest makes Yoon the first sitting president in South Korea to face criminal charges, a drastic shift from his previous status and power.
The district court's decision to arrest Yoon symbolizes a significant legal and political moment, as he now faces potential life imprisonment or even the death penalty.
Yoon's case is reminiscent of South Korea's past, recalling the insurrection charges against former dictator Chun Doo-hwan, highlighting the severity of his alleged offenses.
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