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[theqoo] THE WOMAN IN HER 20S WHO VANDALIZED YG WITH A GOLF CLUB TURNS OUT TO BE JAPANESE, NOT KOREAN… “ARRESTED ONSITE”
A woman in her 20s who caused a disturbance while wielding a golf club in front of YG Entertainment’s new headquarters in Hapjeong-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul, has been identified as a Japanese national, not a Korean.
According to the Seoul Mapo Police Station on the 7th, the woman, identified as “A”, was arrested at the scene around 9 PM. the previous day after striking the entrance of the YG building with a golf club. A video circulating online captures the shocking moment she took a swing stance and forcefully struck the glass of the main entrance multiple times with the club. A security guard immediately intervened to stop her, and she was subsequently taken into custody by police officers who arrived at the scene following a report.
Although some property inside the office building was damaged during the disturbance, it has been confirmed that, fortunately, there were no injuries. According to a report by Dispatch published the same day, the individual, identified as “A”, is a Japanese national rather than a Korean; it has not yet been confirmed whether a YG-affiliated artist was directly involved in the incident. The police plan to conduct a thorough investigation into the specific circumstances and exact motives behind the act.
1. Where did she even find a golf club?
2. She really lost her mind
3. People were painting her as Chinese, but turns out, she’s Japanese
4. Why are kids like that nowadays?
5. At first, the witness said the person was Japanese, but it seems people mistook them for Chinese after it was posted on Xiaohongshu
6. Is it just in their nature for Japanese people to run wild like they’ve slipped their leashes the moment they go abroad?
7. Why are Japanese people coming all the way to Korea to act up?
8. I hate that they’re being eyesores like that. The moment a Japanese person leaves their country, they become such burdens to other countries
9. She’s been forcibly deported, so she probably won’t be able to enter Korea anymore
10. Was that a BlackPink fan?
