South Korean prosecutors give deferred prosecution to singer Jung DONG WOO-won, former member of ”Tomorrow is Mr. Trot,” for driving without a license at age 16

Singer Jung DONG WOO-won has been given a deferred prosecution by the prosecution for driving without a license when he was a minor.
On the 6th, the Seoul Western District Prosecutors' Office charged him with violating the Road Traffic Act (driving without a license).
On the 8th, it was announced that Jung DONG WOO-won had been indicted. A deferred indictment is a decision not to indict a suspect even if the facts of the crime are confirmed, taking into consideration the suspect's age and the consequences of the crime, and not to hand over the case to trial.
Previously, Jung DONG WOO Won was accused of driving a vehicle without a license on a local road in 2023. Jung, born March 19, 2007,
At the time, DONG WOO WON was 16 years old, which means he was not yet eligible to obtain a driver's license. According to Article 82 of the Road Traffic Act, those under the age of 18 are not permitted to obtain a driver's license.
Jung DONG WOO-won was also arrested in 2023 for riding a motorcycle on a highway in Seoul.
Jung DONG WOO-won, who is suspected of violating traffic laws (prohibition of passage, etc.), has been given a deferred prosecution.