Netflix's ”Trigger” starring Kim Nam Gil and Kim Young Kwang cancels live event broadcast due to Incheon gun murder incident

The live broadcast event for the gun action series "Trigger" has been canceled amid the gun murder incident in Incheon.
A Netflix representative told Edaily on the 21st, "The live broadcast of the fan event scheduled for tomorrow (22nd) will be postponed.
The production presentation that was scheduled for the 21st will also go ahead as planned.
Netflix was scheduled to broadcast a live fan event called "Trigger Talk & Shot" from 7:15 pm on the 22nd, but decided to cancel the live broadcast.
This is believed to be the result of a homemade gun murder that occurred in Songdo, Incheon, at around 9:30 pm on the 20th. Suspect A shot his son B (in his 30s) at his home on the same day.
He is suspected of shooting and killing a man with a homemade gun. A homemade gun is a firearm made by an individual or small group that is not an official firearms manufacturer.
Trigger explained the reason for canceling the live broadcast:
The actress was cautious about her comments, but it is believed that she has minimized her promotional activities due to the fatality. "Trigger," starring actors Kim Nam Gil and Kim Young Kwang, is a film that has been aired in Japan since 2013, and is a part of the "gun-free country" movement.
In South Korea, where illegal firearms of unknown origin are being delivered and firearm incidents are occurring all the time, this is a firearm disaster action thriller that tells the story of two men who take up guns for their own reasons.
It will be released through flix.