At the time of filming Foa Without Borders, actor Shin Se-kyung and a 30-year-old equipment company employee Kim, who set up Candid Camera at the group A Pink member Yoon Bomi's accommodation, received Probation The Judgment.
Detective 14 of the Seoul Southern District Court (Judge Kwon Young-hye) conducted a trial of The Judgment against Kim, who was indicted on charges of breaking room and violating the Special Act on Punishment of Sexual Assault Crimes (pictured Lee Yong) on the morning of the 10th.
“We have cameras set up where personal privacy should be respected,” the court said. “The defendant is reflecting on the crime and has no criminal record of Detective punishment, and we will serve three years in June and one year in prison for the execution of the crime,” he said. “The crime is not good, the means and methods of the crime are bad, and the status of the victims is violated and the responsibility is heavier because they committed the crime of Lee Yonghae.” He also ordered 40 hours of sexual violence treatment classes and 120 hours of community service.
The prosecution has been sentenced to two years in prison for "detailed crime, such as purchasing a subsidiary battery-type Candid Camera" at a resolution hearing held on March 3.
Kim, an employee of a broadcasting outsourcing equipment company, is accused of secretly installing cameras in the accommodations of Shin Se-kyung and Yoon Bomi in September last year, accompanying an overseas filming of Olive TV's Foa without Borders.
“I think the purpose and intention of the perpetrator is wrong rather than what data is included in the camera,” Shin Se-kyung said at a production presentation of the program in November last year. “I will not preempt the perpetrator because I and my family have been hurt a lot by this incident.”