``Lamborghini man'' arrested after argument in parking lot and threatened with knife in Seoul, South Korea

A man in his 20s was arrested on suspicion of threatening his partner with a knife during an argument while trying to park his Lamborghini, and was handed over to court.
On the 5th, South Korea's Seoul Central District Public Prosecutors Office's Powerful Criminal Investigation Department (chief prosecutor Kim Yong-sil) issued special threats against Mr. Hong (29).
It was announced that he had been arrested and charged with crimes. Hong tried to park his Lamborghini in Nonhyeon-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul around 4pm on the 11th of last month, when another car
He is accused of getting into an argument with the car owner and threatening him by lifting his jacket and holding a cold knife at his waist. Hong did not have a license at the time and was also charged with violating the Road Traffic Act.
At the time of his arrest, Hong was unable to stand straight and tested positive for methamphetamine in a simple drug test. In some quarters, Hong is referring to the so-called "MZ" (Millennials and Generation Z).
Suspicions were raised that he had joined and was active in ``MT5,'' which is classified as an organized crime group (born in the 2000s). A Seoul Central District Public Prosecutors Office official said, ``We are doing our best to maintain the prosecution so that a sentence commensurate with the crime is handed down.''
"We will continue to work closely with the police to thoroughly investigate whether the suspect was illegally administering medical narcotics and whether he is suspected of being complicit with organized crime groups."