BTS Jungkook’s home was targeted by a trespasser just days after his military discharge.
The incident happened on June 11 in Yongsan, Seoul. A Chinese woman in her 30s was caught trying to break into Jungkook’s residence. She was seen repeatedly pressing the front door passcode and was arrested at the scene. She told police she traveled to Korea specifically to see Jungkook after his discharge.
HYBE’s agency BIGHIT MUSIC responded with a firm legal stance. They confirmed an active police investigation and full cooperation with authorities.
“There is currently an active police investigation into a recent incident in which someone attempted to trespass into a BTS member’s home. Our company is actively cooperating with the police by submitting evidence, including CCTV footage, to ensure the intruder receives appropriate criminal punishment.”
— BIGHIT MUSIC
HYBE stressed zero tolerance for any threats to BTS members’ safety, including stalking. They report immediate police actions and restraining orders are filed when needed.
The agency also addressed ongoing issues with malicious online comments, defamation, and false information targeting BTS members, revealing multiple legal complaints have been pursued.
Fans are watching closely as HYBE takes a hard line following this serious invasion of privacy.
