South Korean soccer team member Hwang Eui-jo investigated by police on suspicion of illegal filming

It has been revealed that Hwang Eui-jo (31, Norwich City FC), a member of the Korean national soccer team, turned himself in to the police on suspicion of illegally filming and was interrogated.
At a regular press conference on the 20th, a Seoul National Police Agency official said, ``Hwang Ui-jo was interrogated by the police last Saturday (18th).''
``There were no charges or accusations against Hwang Ui-jo, but the police assumed that there was illegal filming, so they changed him to the suspect.''
On June 25th this year, a woman, A, claimed to be Mr. Hwang's girlfriend and spread photos and videos on social media that included Mr. Hwang's private life.
. Later, Mr. Hwang announced through his lawyer that he had filed a lawsuit against the netizen who spread his private information on SNS. Last year, Mr. Fan was active with a Greek team.
In November, he revealed that his cell phone had been stolen and that he had been threatened with information about his privacy. At the time, Hwang's lawyer said, ``I pretended to be Hwang Eui-jo's girlfriend.''
Netizens who posted on nstagram and sent threatening messages to Hwang Eui-jo were subject to defamation under the Information and Communications Network Act and the Sexual Assault Punishment Act.
"We have filed a complaint with the Seongdong Police Station on suspicion of intimidation and extortion using photographed materials."
We submitted five Instagram accounts that posted the materials as related materials, and we believe it is highly likely that the owner of the accounts is the same person."
Police recently arrested Mr. A on suspicion of threatening Mr. Hwang and distributing videos of his private life.
Meanwhile, during police interrogation, Hwang reportedly denied the suspicion of illegally filming.