South Korean police begin pre-charge investigation into bodyguard who provided excessive security to Byeon WooSeok... Will charges of obstruction of business apply?

Amid controversy over actor Byeon WooSeok's excessive security, police have launched a pre-charge investigation into the bodyguards.
It has been reported that the bodyguards who protected Byeon WooSeok are being investigated for suspicion of violating the criminal code's charges of obstruction of business, coercion, and assault.
Prior to this, on the 12th, Byeon WooSeok was departing to Hong Kong for his Asian Fan Meeting tour,
Controversy arose over excessive security. At the time, the security guards were criticized for blocking the entrance gate at Incheon Airport for about 10 minutes and flashing their cameras at passengers near the airport lounge.
As airports are not spaces reserved for specific individuals, the controversy over Byeon WooSeok's excessive security caused a stir, and the security company said in an interview with the media, "The security
The airline admitted that the security guards' use of their flashes was a mistake and apologized, saying it would conduct training to prevent recurrence. However, it was revealed that the security guards, who were hired by a private company, had checked the passports and boarding passes of passengers.
In response, some Internet users have filed a complaint with the National Human Rights Commission of Korea through the National People's Congress, and have responded to this controversy with a strong voice.
Seoul Airport said, "The private security guards voluntarily checked the passports and boarding passes of passengers without any prior discussion."
In response to the controversy over excessive security, Byeon Woo Seok's management office said, "We feel a deep sense of moral responsibility for any shameful incidents that occurred during the course of our security operations.
However, public criticism remains strong. Amid this, Byeon WooSeok will return to Korea after completing his schedule in Hong Kong today.
With pre-charge investigation underway, everyone's attention was focused on whether "normal security" would be carried out today.