”Motorcycle delivery man dies”... DJ woman who drove Mercedes-Benz makes her SNS private, causing another controversy = South Korea

Ahn, a club DJ in his 20s who has drawn public ire for holding his pet dog in his arms without offering rescue, even though he rear-ended a motorbike while driving while delivering a delivery, was arrested shortly before being taken into custody.
It was revealed that he had made his SNS private, and he was criticized by netizens. The fact that he worked hard to hide his former identity and past actions due to the controversy shows that he is far from remorseful.
It has been removed. Ahn's personal Instagram and YouTube channel were suddenly made private on the afternoon of the 5th, just hours before the arrest warrant review (examination of the suspect before being detained).
Although Ahn has been active as a DJ and has appeared in the media, he is currently unable to confirm his past activities on social media.
The decision to keep SNS private is interpreted as a measure to prevent his former self and past activities from becoming known. After Ahn caused an accident early on the 3rd of this month, netizens began trying to identify Ahn's identity.
It appears that he hastily shut down his social media accounts after his real name and DJ activity name were reported on the 5th. Netizens asked, ``Is it more important to let people die and hide their social media accounts?''
I don't see any kind of attitude.'' Around 4:30 a.m. on the 3rd, suspect Ahn drove a Mercedes-Benz under the influence of alcohol in Nonhyeon-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, and drove a delivery man's car.
He is accused of rear-ending a 54-year-old man's motorcycle, causing his death. Online reports showed that Ahn didn't offer any help immediately after the accident, only holding his pet dog and not cooperating with police who tried to separate him.
Eyewitness accounts of this incident were reported and sparked public outrage. On the afternoon of the 5th, Chief Judge Yoon Jae-nam, who is in charge of warrants at the Seoul Central District Court, said that a warrant was requested for a warrant for causing death by dangerous driving under the Act on Aggravated Punishment of Specified Crimes.
Police issued an arrest warrant for the suspect, saying there was a "concern that he might flee."