Korean Netizens Express Disapproval of BTS Suga’s Behavior Towards Police

A post on Nate Pann by a netizen caught attention with its title, “It appears that Suga will face further charges for showing disrespect towards the police.”

The netizen shared a portion of an article where the police referenced a statement from Big Hit Music, Suga’s agency. The statement indicated that the investigation had concluded and that license revocation and fines had been implemented. The police requested further clarification on the remaining steps in the investigation, questioning why Big Hit Music made the statement, speculating that Suga’s intoxication may have affected his recollection of the situation.

The online user remarked, “The police themselves expressed frustration due to his excuses. Had his statements been truthful, there would be no reason for any criticism. However, he insists that the police were negligent in their duties,”further stating, “The photoline is a standard procedure for all police summons, so why didn’t he simply comply when it was established?”

As a result, other users on Nate Pann responded:

It appears that he attempted to visit the police station during a time of less activity, but the officers became irritated because he treated them disrespectfully and attempted to flee in order to avoid being summoned.

As the vehicle is categorized as a scooter, not having a license plate and mandatory insurance is a significant issue.

It’s no surprise that he’s attempting to downplay the severity of the incident, while his fans are labeling anyone who criticizes him as antis or haters. However, such tactics wouldn’t work with the police. I am deeply disappointed by those who are trying to defend him, to the point where I feel ashamed and unable to even look up… It’s frustrating.

Despite disregarding the surrounding controversies, the severity of his drunk driving incident cannot be ignored. His fans are fiercely defending him, lashing out at the media, police, and netizens in order to prevent him from leaving the group. As they persist in blindly protecting the perpetrator, it is understandable that others may become angered.

– ARMYs are standing up for a person accused of a crime.

This paragraph can be found on the source Nate Pann.