A spectator who suffered damage at the ”M COUNTDOWN” French performance: ”He strangled me and subdued me...Korean officials were laughing at me.”

While ``M COUNTDOWN IN FRANCE'' was surrounded by suspicions of racial discrimination and excessive suppression, viewers who claimed to have suffered damage reported the situation at the time. On the 18th, “M
A spectator who went to see ``COUNTDOWN IN FRANCE'' and was suppressed wrote on a personal channel, ``Even though they saw the cameras at the baggage inspection, there was no restraint, and they were not allowed to bring in the cameras.''
There was no public announcement that people could not call or take pictures. I watched the performance with my camera in my bag. When I refused the security officer's request to open my bag, he pushed me to the floor.
"He then strangled me," he said. He continued, ``While I was pinned down on the floor with my neck pinned down, he held me down with his knees, grabbed my arms, and moved as if he was taking away a terrorist.''
The only people outside were the Asians who had been suppressed and brought in. At that time, they were prevented from reporting the situation and preventing them from taking pictures. Korean officials and staff photographed and shared the on-site situation.
They were watching and laughing at each other." He also said, ``As a result of this incident, my camera was damaged, my memory card was damaged and lost, and I suffered mental and physical damage.
"They were suspected of simply possessing a camera in a dangerous situation, so they were searched under unreasonable demands and subjected to human rights violations."
Finally, ``Many Westerners were seen carrying cameras and taking pictures at the scene.
However, no Westerners were ejected,'' he said, alleging racial discrimination. On the other hand, “M COUNTDOWN IN
FRANCE" officials announced on the 17th regarding the relevant affair, "Professional cameras will be brought in and
"Paris La Defense Arena prohibits filming, and in accordance with this, we informed them of the prohibited matters through our official channels in advance."