Shin Se-kyung and Yoon Bomi 'Foa Without Borders' Overseas Hotel Installation Outsourcing Staff, Probation The Judgment

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An equipment company employee accused of installing a camera secretly in the overseas filming location of actor Shin Se-kyung and idol group Apex Yoon Bomi received Probation The Judgment.Judge Kwon Young-hye, a 14-year-old detective at the Seoul Southern District Court, committed Probation for three years in a year and six months in prison to Kim (30), who was indicted without detention on charges of intrusion into the room, violation of the Special Act on Sexual Violence and Punishment (pictured using cameras) at The Judgment hearing on the 10th.It also ordered 40 hours of sexual violence treatment classes and 120 hours of community service.Kim, a member of the broadcasting outsourcing equipment company, was accused of accompanying the Olive entertainment program Foa without Borders overseas shooting last September, then entering the accommodations of Shin Se-kyung and Yoon Bomi and installing a camera disguised as a portable auxiliary battery.This Illegal camera was discovered on the spot by Shin Se-kyung, who felt a strange feeling, and fortunately there were no pictures or outflows that could be a problem.Kim, who was handed over to the trial, admitted all the charges.At the time of the trial, the prosecution demanded that the court be sentenced to two years in prison, emphasizing that Victims were a celebrity, so they were afraid of the Illegal shooting and that Kim had committed a crime in detail, such as purchasing a camera in advance.The Victims side also announced a severe punishment.Shin Se-kyung said at the production presentation of Foa without Borders last November, I think the purpose is wrong than what data is contained.The wounds I and my family have received are great, so I have no intention of being able to do so.I hope that the perpetrator will be punished properly and Victims will be a world that is perfectly protected. Director Park Kyung-duk PD also added, I would like to apologize to the performers who would have been surprised and embarrassed in the field once again.
An equipment company employee accused of installing a camera secretly in the overseas filming location of actor Shin Se-kyung and idol group Apex Yoon Bomi received Probation The Judgment.Judge Kwon Young-hye, a 14-year-old detective at the Seoul Southern District Court, committed Probation for three years in a year and six months in prison to Kim (30), who was indicted without detention on charges of intrusion into the room, violation of the Special Act on Sexual Violence and Punishment (pictured using cameras) at The Judgment hearing on the 10th.It also ordered 40 hours of sexual violence treatment classes and 120 hours of community service.Kim, a member of the broadcasting outsourcing equipment company, was accused of accompanying the Olive entertainment program Foa without Borders overseas shooting last September, then entering the accommodations of Shin Se-kyung and Yoon Bomi and installing a camera disguised as a portable auxiliary battery.This Illegal camera was discovered on the spot by Shin Se-kyung, who felt a strange feeling, and fortunately there were no pictures or outflows that could be a problem.Kim, who was handed over to the trial, admitted all the charges.At the time of the trial, the prosecution demanded that the court be sentenced to two years in prison, emphasizing that Victims were a celebrity, so they were afraid of the Illegal shooting and that Kim had committed a crime in detail, such as purchasing a camera in advance.The Victims side also announced a severe punishment.Shin Se-kyung said at the production presentation of Foa without Borders last November, I think the purpose is wrong than what data is contained.The wounds I and my family have received are great, so I have no intention of being able to do so.I hope that the perpetrator will be punished properly and Victims will be a world that is perfectly protected. Director Park Kyung-duk PD also added, I would like to apologize to the performers who would have been surprised and embarrassed in the field once again.

An equipment company employee accused of installing a camera secretly in the overseas filming location of actor Shin Se-kyung and idol group Apex Yoon Bomi received Probation The Judgment.

Judge Kwon Young-hye, a 14-year-old detective at the Seoul Southern District Court, committed Probation for three years in a year and six months in prison to Kim (30), who was indicted without detention on charges of intrusion into the room, violation of the Special Act on Sexual Violence and Punishment (pictured using cameras) at The Judgment hearing on the 10th. It also ordered 40 hours of sexual violence treatment classes and 120 hours of community service.

Kim, a member of the broadcasting outsourcing equipment company, was accused of accompanying the Olive entertainment program "Foa without Borders" overseas shooting last September, then entering the accommodations of Shin Se-kyung and Yoon Bomi and installing a camera disguised as a portable auxiliary battery. This Illegal camera was discovered on the spot by Shin Se-kyung, who felt a strange feeling, and fortunately there were no pictures or outflows that could be a problem. Kim, who was handed over to the trial, admitted all the charges. At the time of the trial, the prosecution demanded that the court be sentenced to two years in prison, emphasizing that Victims were a celebrity, so they were afraid of the Illegal shooting and that Kim had committed a crime in detail, such as purchasing a camera in advance. The Victims side also announced a severe punishment.

Shin Se-kyung said at the production presentation of "Foa without Borders" last November, "I think the purpose is wrong than what data is contained. The wounds I and my family have received are great, so I have no intention of being able to do so. I hope that the perpetrator will be punished properly and Victims will be a world that is perfectly protected. " Director Park Kyung-duk PD also added, "I would like to apologize to the performers who would have been surprised and embarrassed in the field once again."