On August 23, BTS Suga aka Min Yoon-gi, faced the heat at Yongsan Police Station for a three-hour interrogation over his DUI case. The rapper was caught on August 6 riding an electric scooter while under the influence, and the incident sparked a storm of controversy. Suga showed up at the station around 7:45 pm (KST), looking uncharacteristically sombre in a black suit and sporting a buzzcut.
He arrived at the station after finishing his public service duties for the day, a part of his mandatory military service as a social service agent, which he is scheduled to complete by June next year. . After the lengthy interrogation, the 31-year-old star stepped out and faced the press.
In a low-key manner, he expressed his regret, saying, "I am very sorry to have disappointed everyone with my wrongdoing." Despite repeated apologies, he remained tight-lipped about the specifics of his police statement and why he hadn’t reported to the station sooner. The rapper's appearance at the station was a far cry from the flashy performances he's known for.
Instead, he seemed reflective, perhaps feeling the weight of his actions and their impact on his fans and career. . [Breaking News]** SUGA a member of the globally renowned BTS and an ambassador for the Italian luxury brand Valentino, has turned himself in to the police for drunk driving.
With BTS's full group comeback approaching, concerns are rising about the potential impact. ..
. — KGAJA (@KGAJA2023) As the ' singer navigates this challenging chapter, the public and his ARMY are left to ponder the next steps for both Suga and BTS. For now, the road ahead will require not just legal navigation but also a careful repair of his public image.
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