Yunho (DBSK) was acquitted, wrote a letter to apologize to fans

Jung Yunho, commonly known by his stage name U-Know Yunho in Korea and Yunho in Japan, is a Korean singer-songwriter, sometimes also an actor. He is the leader of the South Korean boy band TVXQ.

In March, the Kbiz entertainment industry seemed to be shaken by the allegations against the popular male idol Yunho about violating regulations on prevention of the COVID-19 epidemic. It is known that Yunho was involved in a series of controversies when he was informed that he had gone to the bar past the curfew time and had run away from the police. After the noise was released, Yunho announced that he was temporarily suspending activities to cooperate with the investigation, making fans worried.

Recently, the investigation agency has officially made the final announcement for this incident of the popular male idol. Accordingly, the leader of DBSK was declared innocent before the above series of charges. The specific notice said, "TVXQ Yunho was declared innocent by the police for the allegations of violating the COVID-19 isolation rules and going to the entertainment bar past the curfew."

Regarding Yunho's alleged violation of the Infectious Diseases Prevention and Management Act (Infectious Disease Prevention Act), Criminal Division 2 of the Seoul Central Prosecutors' Office said, "Yunho, a of the 4 guests (present at the time), were found innocent. However, they will still be dealt with in the form of fines."

The owner of the entertainment establishment will be prosecuted without detention for violating the Food Sanitation Act, along with five other employees. According to the announcement of the Mayor of Seoul on February 25, cases of violation of the limit on working hours will be fined for violating epidemic prevention principles and regulations. Accordingly, the prosecutor's office decided that those in the incident including Yunho should not be subject to criminal punishment. However, after phase 4, the content of the notice has been changed, and violations of business hours restrictions will be penalized with a different penalty than a fine.

Immediately after, Yunho's management company SM Entertainment also officially spoke about this incident: "Hello, this is SM Entertainment. On September 1, Yunho was acquitted because before It was accused of violating the city's social distancing rules after 10 p.m. at a meetup with friends in February. We will honestly pay all applicable fines. At that time, Yunho came to this location for the first time after being contacted by a friend of his. During the investigation of the case, he always actively cooperated with the investigation agency. He is deeply aware that he has caused concern to many people and fans through his careless actions during the stressful situation of the COVID-19 epidemic. Once again, we sincerely apologize. sorry for causing concern to the fans."

This noisy incident of Yunho has seriously affected the image of the once-popular male idol. On the evening of September 2, the leader of DBSK also officially issued his second apology and said that he would seriously reflect on himself again:

"Hello, this is Jung Yunho.

First of all, once again I sincerely apologize to everyone who has disappointed me in the past.

As a much-loved person, I apologize once again for not following the rules of isolation when meeting with friends who arrived after 10 p.m. in February, and I apologize for not considering the where I visited. I apologize for causing concern to everyone by my negligence by not considering the situation. At that time, a friend asked me to help relieve his worries, so I went out after hearing that it was a place where we could talk quietly, so I went without little caution.

I will reprimand and reflect on myself more so that something like this doesn't happen again in the future. Once again, I sincerely apologize for causing concern to many people due to my negligence."

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