This time it's a Japanese woman... BTS member JUNG KOOK's fan breaks into his home again, police investigating

Police have launched an investigation into a Japanese woman in her 50s who repeatedly attempted to break into the home of Jung Kook, a member of the Korean boy band BTS.
On the 19th (today), Seoul Yongsan Police Station announced that a Japanese female tourist in her 50s, Ms. A, is currently under investigation for attempted burglary.
He is suspected of attempting to open the locking mechanism of the house in Yongsan-gu where Jung Kook lives several times between the 12th and 14th of this month. Police are currently investigating based on the report.
It has not yet been confirmed whether Mr. A will be able to return to his home country, and the police plan to determine the details of the incident through victim investigations.
Previously, in August of this year, Ms. B, a Korean woman in her 40s,
While attempting to break into KOOK's home, he was arrested by police and sent to the prosecution last month.
On June 11th, on the day of JUNG KOOK's discharge, he was given a suspended indictment for allegedly punching the front door passcode multiple times.
As soon as the damage continued, KOOK said, "If I come to visit, I'll be locked up. Everything is recorded.
So they will secure the evidence and take him away," he said. "If he steps into my parking lot carelessly, he will not be able to get out. He will be locked in unless I open it for him. The police
"If you don't want to go to the police station, please don't come at all," he said. Despite this, such incidents are occurring repeatedly, raising concerns. Meanwhile, JUNG
BTS, the group KOOK belongs to, is preparing to make a comeback as a full group in the first half of next year.