Intimidated female nude photo, arrest warrant for equestrian player who used to be a child actor

The police applied for an arrest warrant for an equestrian from the national team on suspicion of intimidating a woman who had a relationship with her to disseminate naked photos.

The Bucheon Ojeong Police Station in Gyeonggi Province announced today (23rd) that it has applied for an arrest warrant in advance for A, a horseback riding player from the national team, on charges of violating the Act on Special Cases concerning the Punishment of Sexual Violence Crimes.

Mr. A secretly photographed the naked body of Mr. B, who had a brief relationship in July of last year, and then was accused of threatening to disseminate photos and videos from December of the same year to January of this year unless they meet again. .

Earlier, Mr. B sued Mr. A to the police last month.

In the complaint, Mr. B threatened to distribute photos and videos showing his naked body from December last year until recently, and claimed that Mr. A requested money.

He also claimed that Mr. A stole more than 140 million won by borrowing money from July to December of last year.

Mr. B’s legal representative said, “Mr. A threatened to receive 100 million won per video, saying that he would take pictures and videos without consent and distribute them.”

It is said that Mr. A, who was also active as a child actor in the past, changed his job as a horseback riding player and played an active part in the Asian Games as well as the national team.

It is known that the police have applied for a warrant for arrest in advance for Mr. B, as it determined that there was damage based on evidence submitted by Mr. B.

A preliminary arrest warrant is filed against the suspects investigated without securing a recruit.

This is different from the usual arrest warrant, which is requested within 48 hours after securing the suspect’s recruit by an emergency arrest or arrest warrant.

A police official said, “The contents of Mr. A’s police statement are under investigation and cannot be disclosed.”

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