Reporter A appealed for injustice, saying that he would take legal action against Moon Jun-young, a former member of the group Empire's children, who claimed that the drunk driving reporter threatened him with blackmail.
Mr. A, who reported Moon Jun-young's drunk driving to the police on the 20th, posted on his SNS on the 20th, "If you break the car, it's right to fix it. You did it and I reported it because I was harmed. Are you playing the media right now?" and "Let's take time for self-reflection without threatening blackmail or nonsense."
Prior to this, Moon Jun-young revealed that she regrets driving under the influence, but claimed that she suffered unreasonable things in the process until the fact that she was drunk driving was revealed.
He said, "I will repent a hundred thousand times for my mistake (drunk driving). But there should be no cases like me who takes the weakness of being a celebrity or a public figure." He said to the reporter, "Let's admit that I threatened blackmail. I ignored that I was driving a domestic car. You Look carefully at what kind of result the shot will bring." Reporter A posted a photo of her eyes exposed while wearing a mask.
The fact that Moon Jun-young was driving under the influence became known when YouTube Caracula released a video on the 7th stating that 'The leader of a famous boy group, Mr. B, was driving drunk'.
Afterwards, it was revealed through media reports that the boy group leader B, who had been drinking and driving, was Moon Jun-young.
Also, on the 6th, he was driving his own car on a one-way road after drinking alcohol in Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. It was further revealed that
Moon Jun-young seems to have a strong displeasure at the YouTuber who disclosed the fact that he was caught driving under the influence and the situation at the time in a video on the Internet.
He countered, "I can disclose the transcript," raising questions about the past history of the reporter's acquaintance, the vehicle he was riding in, and a YouTuber and police report.
Regarding this, Moon Joon-young's drunk driving reporter A said, "It's my fight with Caracula, so why did I say not to get involved and my face is so hot? My face has been covered in articles all day because of you. He emphasized his intention to take legal action, saying, "Whether taking drugs or drinking, I ate something and said something on the phone. The Republic of Korea will be turned upside down."
(SBS Entertainment News reporter Kang Kyung-yoon)