According to several Korean media, including YTNit is general newsSeoul Gangnam Police Station has arrested a Korean actor in his 40s for drug use.
YTN reported, “Person A, an actor in his 40s, was arrested around 2 p.m. (KST) on September 10” after being reported to the police for “runs out of his residence in Nonhyeon-dong, apparently under the influence.” Person A reportedly tested positive for substances when police arrested him at the scene. Other news sources also reported that police had located “many pills” in the residence of person A.
Person A has been identified as “Someone who debuted in 2006 as a supporting character in a K-Drama.” The Korean media have insinuated that he “He appeared in several K-Movies and K-Dramas with supporting and lead roles.”
Although no names were mentioned, the Koreans began to speculate, based on the facts listed: a male star in his 40s who debuted in 2006 with a decent lineup of works. Soon the guesswork led to Person A potentially being Thirty nine Star Lee Moo Saeng.
Actor Lee Moo Saeng debuted in 2006, but with a K-Movie called see you after school. Born in 1980, the actor is in his forties; And with a successful career that includes netflix hit like The married world Yes the silent seathe koreans found it “As described.”
When malicious speculation began circulating online, Lee Moo Saeng’s agency FOREIGN COMPANY He responded with an uncompromising statement posted on his official social media.
Hello, this is ALIEN COMPANY. We are aware that our managing artist Lee Moo Saeng is being discussed online as “Person A” or “the actor in his 40s who was arrested for drug use”. We are monitoring speculation circulating in online communities and social media accounts.
We would like to clarify that actor Lee Moo Saeng has nothing to do with this particular case. We would also like to warn that we will take legal action if these baseless malicious speculations continue.
That said, at ALIEN COMPANY, we will continue to do everything in our power to protect all of our artist representatives. Thanks.
– FOREIGN COMPANY
The agency strongly denied Lee Moo Saeng’s involvement in the case and warned against legal action if the malicious speculation continues. Meanwhile, “Person A” remains anonymous as the Koreans continue to persecute them. “An actor in his 40s, living in Nonhyeon-dong, with a debut date of 2006.”