JU HAK NYEON, who left ”THE BOYZ” and claims that ”sex trafficking and illegal activities are completely untrue,” files charges → police investigation begins

Police have launched an investigation into JU HAK NYEON (former THE BOYZ) after he was accused of sex trafficking. On the 18th, it was revealed that JU HAK NYEON had been arrested at a private home in Tokyo at the end of May.
It was reported that he met AV actor and former member influencer Kirara Asuka at a bar. According to this media, JU HAK NYEON was drinking with acquaintances and Kirara Asuka until the early hours of the following day.
The two reportedly shared a seat and embraced one another. In response, management office One Hundred said, "We take the seriousness of this matter seriously and respect the trust placed in our artists.
"I clearly recognized that I no longer wish to continue," the group said, announcing JU HAK NYEON's departure from THE BOYZ and the termination of his exclusive contract.
Not only that, another media outlet reported that JU HAK NYEON will
He also raised suspicions that he had given tips to Hana Kirara and engaged in prostitution. As the issue escalated, a netizen posted on the 19th through the National Newspaper
The accuser, A, said, "There have been reports that Joo Hak Nyeon engaged in sex trafficking while in Tokyo, Japan. This is a case of
This is a violation of Article 4 (prohibited acts) of the Act on Punishment of Brokerage and Other Acts. We will promptly and thoroughly investigate the sex trafficking allegations against JU HAK NYEON and those involved in the management office.
That same afternoon, Mr. A received a response from the investigator in charge at the Women and Youth Division of Gangnam Police Station in Seoul, saying that the case had been accepted and that an investigation would be carried out.
However, JU HAK NYEON stated, "It is true that I was present at a drinking party with an acquaintance on the early morning of May 30, 2025, but the sexual orientation reported in the articles and rumors is not accurate.
There was absolutely no evidence of any sales or illegal activity whatsoever."