”Drunk driving” ”BTS” SUGA, ”exit truck demonstration” in front of his house... Fan division is at its worst... There are also rumors of a ban on KBS appearances

As Suga of the Korean boy band BTS comes under fire for his drunk driving scandal, the divisions in the fan community are reaching a boiling point. Some fans are demanding that he leave the group.
Truck protests have been taking place every day. On the 16th (today), there were protests in front of the company building in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, where SUGA's management office BIGHIT MUSIC is located, as well as in front of his home.
The truck protest continued all the way to Nine One Hannam. Some fans even started a truck protest calling for Suga to leave the group. The message written on the truck was:
There were calls for SUGA to leave the group, with comments such as, "Drunk driving SUGA leaves the group, D-day is today." In this way, the fan community was divided by SUGA's drunk driving issue.
Some fans are demanding that SUGA leave the group, claiming that he has tarnished BTS's reputation. In front of the truck demonstration, a message was written demanding SUGA leave the group.
Wreaths in mourning were lined up in front of the office building. Fans seem to be divided on what to do with him.
Earlier, on the 6th of this month, around 11pm, Suga collapsed after driving an electric scooter in a drunken state in Yongsan-gu, Seoul.
He was arrested by the police for being drunk at the time, with his blood alcohol content at 0.227%. Both Suga and the management office apologized for this.
MUSIC explained the situation, saying, "He was on his way home after drinking alcohol and was using an electric scooter while wearing a helmet, and after traveling about 500 meters, he fell over when parking."
He also explained the subsequent controversy over the reduction of the incident and apologized. Suga also said, "I was leaning my scooter against the front gate of my house when I fell over. I was careless and made a mistake.
He apologized, saying, "I am sorry for my actions," but even in his apology, fans were in a heated debate over how much of it was true.
Recently, additional CCTV footage was released of Suga riding an electric scooter on the sidewalk.
He ran down the street and collapsed in front of the main gate of his house, where he was found and woken up by three riot police officers who were patrolling the area. Suga is currently in the process of arranging a date for his summons to be investigated by the police.
With the fact that he is about to be summoned for questioning by the police, a dispute has arisen over whether he should even appear in the photo line.
As Suga's drunk driving issue escalates, divisions within the fan community are worsening
As the truck protests continue, attention is turning to the possibility of Suga being summoned to the police for investigation. Furthermore, according to a Korean media report today (16th), KBS has announced that it will be taking measures to investigate the long-rumored S
It has been revealed that UGA has not yet been able to make a decision on whether or not to hold a broadcast appearance review committee. If the review committee determines that there is a problem with the person in question, it may decide to lighten the case.
Depending on the severity of the offense, measures may be taken such as a "recommendation to refrain from appearing in public", "temporary suspension from appearing (in the event of civil or criminal indictment)", or "restrictions on broadcast appearances".