”Drunk Driving” BTS's SUGA turns himself in to police, ”I'm sorry... I'll participate in the investigation sincerely” = Korea

Suga (Min Yoongi, 31), a member of the popular Korean music group BTS, appeared at the police station 17 days after being arrested for driving an electric scooter while drunk. Suga was wearing a black shirt.
Suga appeared in front of Seoul Yongsan Police Station at around 7:43 pm on the 23rd and apologized to the reporters, saying, "I'm sorry for the great things that happened to so many fans.
"I sincerely regret disappointing everyone," he said, and added, "I will sincerely participate in the investigation." "Why did you not immediately report to the police after being arrested for drunk driving?" and "Did you just drink one beer?
" he entered the police station without answering the reporters' questions. Suga had finished his work as a social service officer that day and was questioned by the police. At the police station, he was questioned about the details of the drunk driving incident and the allegations of the case being reduced.
According to the police, Suga was found to have been drinking alcohol after collapsing on an electric scooter on the street in Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu on the night of the 6th of this month.
A's blood alcohol level was 0.227%, indicating that he was extremely drunk. If the blood alcohol level is 0.2% or higher, the punishment is "2 to 6 years in prison and 10 million won (approximately 110
The lawsuit is expected to be imposed on the 10th of March 2019, and a fine of 30 million won (approximately 3.3 million yen) or more will be imposed on the 10th of March 2019. Suspicions have emerged that SUGA and the management office tried to downplay the incident. SUGA was drunk and "electric shock"
HYBE's Big Hit Music, which is SUGA's management company, also said that SUGA was using a scooter instead of a scooter.
He explained that he had used the term "kickboard" and had traveled "about 500m." However, the police said that Suga was using an electric scooter, which is not a personal mobility device (PM) and is therefore subject to criminal prosecution.
According to the Road Traffic Act, Suga's electric scooter does not meet the personal transportation device standards, which state that it must not be operated at more than 25km per hour and must weigh less than 30kg.
A police official said, "We will investigate this case with the same standards as we would with any other suspect. If HYBE has any intention of trying to downplay the case, our investigation team will look into it."
Meanwhile, Suga has been serving as a public service officer since September last year and is scheduled to be discharged in June next year. Since the incident, online communities have been posting comments about Suga's clothes.
The debate has grown as more and more people have shared their experiences of witnessing the situation.