On August 7, 2024, at approximately 11:50 AM KST, South Korean news outlet Yonhap reported that BTS’s Suga is under investigation by the Yongsan Police Station for driving under the influence of alcohol. According to the initial report, on the night of August 6, Suga was found alone on the streets, having fallen from an electric kickboard. Police officers, who were patrolling the area, noticed him, detected the smell of alcohol, and subsequently took him to the nearest police station. Yonhap clarified that the term ‘electric kickboard’ refers to an electric scooter, which requires adherence to traffic laws in South Korea due to its potential hazards.
BTS Suga’s DUI case: From breathalyzer test to personal apology and military enlistment controversy
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, amid mounting criticism over the CCTV footage of Suga’s DUI incident, BIGHIT MUSIC issued a new apology addressing their previous oversight. The label stated that there was no intention to downplay the incident, acknowledging that their earlier statements were rushed and inaccurate. They clarified that the vehicle Suga was riding was an ‘electric scooter’ rather than an ‘electric kickboard’, and admitted to incorrectly reporting that Suga’s driver’s license had been revoked and a fine imposed. BIGHIT MUSIC apologized for failing to review the details thoroughly and for the confusion caused. They promised to cooperate fully with the ongoing investigation, accept the results, and ensure accurate communication moving forward.){kind=link}
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