Police say they plan to wrap up ”Drunk Scooter” incident involving BTS member SUGA soon

Suga, a member of the South Korean boy band BTS, who is suspected of driving an electric scooter after drinking alcohol, turned himself in to police last week, 17 days after the incident.
The police said that they will close the case soon as a police investigation into Suga has been conducted. The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency Commissioner General said this at a regular meeting held at the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency on the 26th (today).
At a press conference, he said, "Police are investigating and will close the case soon." At the police investigation stage, "closing" usually means referring the case to the prosecutor's office.
Following the police investigation, Suga posted a handwritten apology on the fan community Weverse on the 25th. He wrote, "I apologize to my fans for my wrongdoings.
I would like to deeply apologize for disappointing and hurting all of you who love me," he wrote, "I will accept any punishment that may be given to me in the future, as well as any criticism and reprimands."
Previously, Suga appeared at Yongsan Police Station on the afternoon of the 23rd, 17 days after the incident, and returned home after a three-hour investigation.
Suga, who appeared wearing a jacket from the group, said, "I'm truly sorry. I'm truly sorry for causing great disappointment to so many fans. I'll take the investigation seriously."
Suga was accused of driving an electric scooter while drunk around 11:15 pm on the 6th near his home in Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul.
At the time, his blood alcohol content was determined to be 0.227%, the level of complete drunkenness.