‘Can’t be No. 1’side apologizes for unauthorized use of public electricity [전문]

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[이데일리 스타in 김보영 기자] The production crew of JTBC’s entertainment show’Can’t be No. 1’used the caster’s shared electricity in the apartment while filming the broadcast, and the police mobilized to report to the residents. The production team apologized for paying attention to this.

On the 7th, the’Can’t Be No. 1’side apologized to E-Daily, saying, “I will always pay attention to prevent such a problem from occurring again.”

A detailed explanation of the circumstances related to the controversy was also followed. ‘I can’t be No. 1’said, “During the filming of’I can’t be No. 1’in an apartment on the 5th, the production team used an outlet in the corridor of the apartment for about 10 minutes to back up data.” “On the day, the production crew delivered an apology for not paying attention to the site management through the police. In addition, he conveyed his intention to take responsibility and resolve any additional issues related to the unauthorized use of public electricity.”

In addition, he emphasized again, “I apologize again and again for the inconvenience to the residents of the apartment due to the filming this time,” and “I will always pay attention to prevent such a problem from occurring again.”

Previously, according to the Songpa Police Station on the day, the police received 112 reports from a resident of an apartment in Pungnap-dong, Songpa-gu, Songpa-gu, at around 9:37 pm on the 5th. It is known that the couple of comedians Kim Hak-rae and Im Mi-sook, who are appearing in’I can’t be No. 1′, reside in the apartment that received the report.

A resident who reported this at the time said, “The production team was discovered to use the electric cord with the stairs in the apartment more than a month ago. Of course, I will also proceed with civil lawsuits.”

Below is the full text of the’I can’t be No. 1’position.

During the filming of’I Can’t Be #1′ in an apartment on the 5th, the production team used an outlet in the hallway of the apartment for about 10 minutes to back up data. In this regard, a resident of the apartment received a report on the use of common electricity, and the police were dispatched to the site.

On the day, the production crew delivered an apology to the police for not paying attention to the site management. In addition, he expressed his intention to take responsibility for any additional issues related to the unauthorized use of public electricity.

We repeatedly apologize for any inconvenience to the residents of the apartment due to this filming. We will always take care to prevent such a problem from occurring again.