Korean woman in her 40s indicted for breaking into BTS member JUNG KOOK's parking lot

A woman in her 40s who broke into the parking lot of the home of JUNG KOOK, a member of the Korean boy band BTS, has been referred to prosecutors.
According to the police on the 22nd (today), Seoul Yongsan Police Station received a report of a break-in and stalking incident on the 14th of this month.
A Korean woman, Ms. A, was referred to the prosecutor's office on suspicion of violating the JUNG KONG Act. Ms. A was arrested at around 11:20 pm on August 30th.
He broke into the parking lot of a detached house in Yongsan-gu where KOOK lives, and was arrested red-handed by police who were called after receiving a report.
Apart from Mr. A, it was also revealed that a Chinese woman who attempted to break into Jung Kook's house was given a deferred prosecution. A deferred prosecution is granted when the facts of the crime are acknowledged, but the motive and outcome of the crime are not clear.
Considering all the circumstances, the decision was made to dismiss the case without going to court. Mr. B, a Chinese national in his 30s,
On June 11th, around 11:20 pm, when KOOK was discharged, I visited his house and took his entrance pass.
The Seoul Western District Prosecutors' Office granted a stay of prosecution to Mr. B, who was suspected of attempted burglary, on the 10th of last month. The prosecution said that Mr. B had not yet committed the crime.
The decision was made after he finally left Korea and was not considered to be at high risk of reoffending.