"It can cause serious secondary damage to the people listed." "Since the scandal surfaced, text messages containing the names of female entertainers, framed as victims in the scandal, have been spreading out of control through mobile chat apps," the agency said, reported The Korea Times.
The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency have warned people not to spread the names of the female victims at the center of the sex video scandal, who are also alleged to be celebrities. According to The Korea Times, Jung was also questioned by police on whether he was cleared because of his close ties to police, with one officer alleged to have tried to tamper with evidence connected to the case. In 2016, Jung was accused in a separate case of filming an ex-girlfriend without her consent while they had sex, but the allegations were later dropped. Both Jung and Seungri have been questioned by police over their alleged involvement in the illicit recordings made during 20. Jung's management company, Makeus Entertainment, confirmed the star has since been dropped from the label. "Throughout the rest of my life, I will repent on my immoral and illegal acts that constitute crimes," he added. In a statement admitting his guilt, Jung said how he acknowledges "all my sins and actions." The investigation into Jung's sex videos stemmed from the probe into Suengri's alleged offenses after police discovered the recordings. I cannot tolerate myself to live alone and to avoid everyone around me." "In the past month, I have been criticized and hated by the people, and now all the domestic investigative agencies are investigating me. "I will reveal all suspicions that have been sincerely investigated in the matter under investigation," Seungri said in a statement.
On March 11, BIGBANG vocalist Seungri announced his retirement from the music industry following separate accusations that he solicited prostitutes for business partners in exchange for investments. Yong previously denied he was in the chat along with Jung and Seungri. Jung, 30, who is also a television star in South Korea, has already admitted to secretly filming sexual encounters with at least 10 women and sharing them in a KakaoTalk group chat with other celebrities, including singer Lee Seung-hyun, 28, better known by his stage name Seungri. The agency added: "He is also aware that this incident is not one that can be forgiven, and he feels greatly apologetic toward fans of Highlight for breaking their trust and repaying their love with disappointment." "After realizing the severity of this situation, Jun-hyung took part in his questioning diligently, and he is now in a deep state of reflection for his past inappropriate actions, as well as for the disappointment that he undoubtedly caused many due to his immorality." "We learned of the facts through Yong Jun-hyung's witness questioning," the statement read, reports Allkpop. Yong's agency, Around Us Entertainment, confirmed he would be leaving the boy band "to prevent the group's reputation from being damaged." I'll live reflecting on myself over and over again." "I'll leave Highlight since I realized the seriousness of the issue and don't want it to bring further damage to my fans, who probably were disappointed with me and other band members. "All these behaviors were extremely unethical, and I was stupid. "I received a video from Jung and did have inappropriate conversations," Yong said in a statement posted to his Instagram, according to a translation by the South Korean news agency Yonhap. Yong Jun-hyung, 29, of the boy band Highlight, apologized for his actions after admitting to watching a sex video which had been illegally filmed and uploaded onto a chatroom by fellow pop star and friend Jung Joon-young. The secret sex video scandal which has rocked the South Korean music industry has claimed another musician after a third high-profile K-pop star announced he will be quitting his band over his "extremely unethical" behavior.
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