”Make me your butler”... Woman in her 50s who stalked Jung Eun Ji (Apink) to appeal in July

The appeal trial of a woman in her 50s who stalked actress Jung Eun-ji, a member of the group Apink, by sending her over 500 messages, is set to resume.
According to the music industry, the Seoul Central District Court will hold an appeal hearing on the 9th of next month for a woman in her 50s, Cho, who was indicted on charges of violating the Act on Punishment of Stalking Crimes.
Previously, the court sentenced Cho to one year in prison with two years of probation in the first trial. He was also ordered to pay a 100,000 won fine, be put under probation, perform 120 hours of community service, and take 40 hours of classes to prevent recidivism in stalking crimes.
However, Cho was dissatisfied with this and filed an appeal. Cho is accused of relentlessly stalking Jung Eun-ji since March 2020.
It is known that Cho sent the message, "Would you accept me as your butler and companion?" In May of the same year, he moved from Yeouido to Cheongdam-dong hairdresser
He was accused of stalking Jung Eun-ji by following her on a motorcycle to her home, and then lying in wait for her at her apartment in April and July of the following year.
In particular, the Instagram direct messages (DMs) and messages on the paid communication service Bubble that Cho sent to Jeong Eun-ji over a five-month period were
The number of videos has exceeded 500. Jung Eun-ji debuted as a member of the group Apink in 2011. After that, she continued to work as an actress while also appearing in the dramas "Reply!"
1997" and "Drinking City Women."