A lady who was recognized as a stalker of BTS’s V has been summoned by the police, in keeping with latest studies.

The Seoul Gangnam Police Station revealed on November 17 that that they had issued a no-detention summon to “A,” a lady in her 20s, suspected of violating the “anti-stalking” legislation and trespassing.

Ms. A allegedly stalked the BTS member on October 28 at round 6:30 pm. She took the elevator, approached V, talked to him, and even handed him a wedding registration type. Ms. A left the scene afterward, however the police began investigating the incident after receiving a report from the safety guard.

After the incident was made public final month, V reassured followers that he was okay by a submit on Weverse.

Ehey, I’m okay~~ [cutely] don’t fear.

— BTS’s V

However, through the investigation, some scary particulars concerning the accused got here to the floor. It was found that the accused had visited V’s residence a number of occasions earlier than. Consequently, the police swiftly imposed an emergency restraining order on Ms. A, which prohibits her from being inside 100 meters of the singer’s neighborhood and contacting him by messages or telephone calls.

In the previous few months, a number of BTS members have been the goal of stalkers, pushing them to name out such conduct publicly. The group’s company, BIGHIT MUSIC, additionally launched a press release in September this 12 months, outlining their stricter “No Settlement Policy” for BTS’s stalkers.

Our firm is dedicated to ongoing efforts to eradicate unlawful actions towards our artists, even when it takes time. We will proceed to stick to strict measures and our coverage of no settlement and no leniency to carry suspects accountable.

— BIGHIT MUSIC

If Ms. A is discovered responsible of the stalking costs, she might be dealing with as much as three years in jail or ₩30.0 million KRW (about $21,200 USD) in fines, as per the revised anti-stalking law of South Korea.

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