Jung Joon Young Accused Of Hidden Camera And Banned From Leaving The Country

Singer Jung Joon-young, who is suspected of sharing sex with a woman several times in a group chat room with a big-bang victory (his real name Lee Seung-hyun), has been officially registered on December 12. 

The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency metropolitan police investigation center said on December 12, "We have jung Jun-yeong, etc., in the afternoon of the alleged suspicion of video distribution," he said. "We can not tell other suspects." 

Chung Joon-young is suspected of violating the Special Act on the Punishment of Sexual Assault Crimes (shooting using cameras, etc.). He was staying in the United States to shoot 

 

TV programs, and he was expected to return to Incheon International Airport by 5:30 pm. 

The police are reportedly not planning to summon Chung Jun-young for 12-13 days. As a result, police summons is expected this week. 

Police have not specifed who the other suspects were other than Jung, but there are also observations that eight of the main characters, including the nanny representative of the investment company Glass Holdings, who was founded with victory, could be in the car. 

The police, who had been investigating the victory on October 27 as a lion, decided on October 10 that the victory, which was suspected of sexist service, was officially settled as a suspect in violation of the Act on Prostitution and Assistance Act. 

Victory and agency YG Entertainment has refuted "manipulation" in reporting suspicions about sexist entertainment.

However , there is an observation that the police turned to suspect Jung Jun-young after victory because of the fact that the contents of the so-called "victory car" was not manipulated like the claims of YG and others. 

The suspicion that victory hosted the castle came from the KakaoTalk chat room where 8 people including him and Mr. Yu were together. In December 2015, conversations suggesting sex hostage were made public. 

In the conversation, the winner set up a main place in the arena, a club in Gangnam, Seoul, to host foreign investors, and instructed them to 'call the girls'.