They confirmed (Suga) was riding an electric scooter. Stating that a breathalyzer test was conducted by the police nearby and Suga received a fine and a cancellation of license.
"Currently there is no fine imposed. The license cancellation process is still ongoing."
If it's concluded that Suga was riding an electric scooter rather than an electric kickboard at the time of the incident, it will be treated the same, requiring a standard investigation for traffic investigation.
The investigation will then determine whether there was a violation or not. If it is concluded that he was riding an electric scooter under alcohol influence, the likelihood of just a fine being imposed is even lower.
No fine has been imposed yet.
The license cancellation process is still ongoing.
Depending on whether it was an electric scooter or an electric kickboard, additional investigations for traffic law violations are required. If there are related charges, an investigation into the violation charges is necessary.
An officer found Suga lying on the ground and noticed a smell of alcohol. Suspecting drunk driving, they brought Suga over to the nearest police station. The local police measured his blood alcohol concentration, which exceeded the standard for license cancellation (>0.08%). However, the police officers present at the scene did not realize that the person driving the electric scooter was a BTS member.
Additionally, he was not breathalyzed by a nearby police officer but was taken to a nearby police station for the breathalyzer test. He deceptively stated that security officers who found him were police officers, making it seem like he was breathalyzed at the scene.
He seems to have lied intentionally to create a situation where it had to be an electric kickboard.
-Both the artist and the company are just... ugh.
-Just HYBE being HYBE
-The standard HYBE move.
-Why lie about something so easily exposed?
-Why lie about something so obvious?
-Why tell such a lie?
-Just stop lying, seriously.
-It’s not just a common incident; trying to downplay something that clearly needs police investigation is just dumb.
-Trying to downplay and make excuses, but the story keeps getting more bizarre, tsk tsk. Just apologize and face the consequences.
-Indeed, they’re all in it together.
-Such situations tend to be exposed quickly, so why take such risks?
-Seriously... They've been digging their own grave since the verdict controversy.
-Did they really think they wouldn’t get caught?
