Actor Yu A In, who was sentenced to four years in prison for drug offences, had her handprint removed from Jeonju City... ”Due to persistent complaints from citizens”

Actor Yu A In's handprints that were installed on Cinema Road in Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province, have been removed following complaints.
According to the city of Cheonju, it was installed in Cinema Street in Seongan-gil, Sangdang-gu in 2016.
Yu A In's handprint was removed following a complaint by Hot Topic about the actor's drug use. On the 6th, a source from the Chungcheongbuk-do government office told Herald POP, "It's been eight years since Cinema Street was built.
As talk of repairs was being held, the (Yu A In) incident occurred, and people who frequently passed through Songan-gil were also worried that it should be removed.
"We received a lot of inquiries asking, 'Why is this happening?'" he said. "While we were working on repairs this year, we were concerned about the complaints we received, and after an internal review, we decided to remove the
"The first complaints were filed in mid-April. A contractor was selected and the (removal) work began in earnest in July," he added.
Prior to this, in 2016, the city of Cheongju placed Yu A In's handprints on Seongan-gil, the backdrop for the Ha-ILAI scene in the movie "Veteran."
However, recently, suspicions emerged that Yu A In had habitually used medical propofol and other drugs 181 times between September 2020 and March 2022.
A complaint was filed against the company, and after an internal review, it was decided to remove Yu A In's signature. Meanwhile, as a result of Yu A In's suspected violation of the Drug Control Law that was opened last month,
At the trial, the prosecution sought a four-year prison sentence and a 2 million won (US$2,000) fine. Yu A In was accused of habitually using propofol, as well as marijuana, midazolam, ketamine and remis.
He is suspected of using a variety of drugs, including Mazolam, and is suspected of illegally prescribing over 1,100 sleeping pills under someone else's name, as well as smoking marijuana in the United States and encouraging others to do the same.
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