'Jang Jae-won son' NO:EL, unlicensed driving and police assault Why he was not investigated on the day "dead drunkenness condition"
Rapper NO:EL (real name Jang Yong-joon), who caused a stir by driving unlicensed drunk and assaulting police, was found to have been dead drunkenness on the day of the accident.
"We have completed the investigation of the person concerned and only the investigation of the suspect remains," Choi Kwan-ho, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Commissioner, said at the meeting. "We will deal with it according to the usual procedures, methods and judgments."
On the day of the incident, the reason why he returned home without conducting a police investigation on NO:EL was "the arrest of the current criminal, and the identity and basic evidence, the vehicle black box and CCTV video, were secured. On the same day (NO:EL) was dead drunkenness, so it was impossible to investigate and was released and took the procedure to hand over the recruits to the mother. I will take the usual traffic accident investigation procedure in the future. "
According to the Seocho Police Station in Seoul, NO:EL drove a Mercedes in Banpo-dong, Seocho-gu, at 10:30 pm on the 18th, and made a contact accident with another car. NO:EL reportedly failed to comply with police's alcohol measurements and calls for identification, as well as crashing into a police officer's head.
NO:EL was charged with unlicensed driving, non-suction and obstruction of justice under the Road Traffic Act.
NO:EL told SNS on the 19th, "I have nothing to say, and I will try to make all the values that I have to receive and become a more mature member of society. I am sorry for many people who have suffered from me, starting with all the fans. "
NO:EL is not the first time it has caused a drunk driving scandal: Despite blood alcohol levels corresponding to a license cancellation in 2019, it drove a vehicle and caused a collision with a motorcycle. At that time, the fact that he drove the accident vehicle and put his acquaintance A as a driver was revealed, and the controversy deepened.
NO:EL, who was tried on charges of violating the Act on the Punishment of Specific Crimes (Driving Risk), Violating the Road Traffic Act (Drunk Driving), Escape Teacher, and Special Act on the Prevention of Insurance Fraud, was sentenced to one year and six months in prison last year, two years in Probation, and 40 hours in compliance driving lectures.
Earlier in the day, NO:EL was embroiled in controversy after allegations emerged that she attempted prostitution as a minor when she appeared on Mnet Lab Survival Program "High Rapper" in 2017.
When it came to the problem, NO:EL said, "I sincerely apologize for the low-key words on Twitter with the curiosity of the moment. I know that it is too bad to send such a message and to send a comment, "he explained, but the direct meeting was not done.
During the first DUI Probation period, the allegations of assault were added: The charges were handed over to the prosecution on April 14 for swearing and assaulting a passerby A in Busan in February. Police determined that the NO:EL group had committed the assault, but prosecutors dismissed the charges as not authorized.