BJ Who Rang the Doorbell of Luna Issuer's House During the 'Crash Incident' Turns Himself In
[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Jung-yoon] A man who rang the doorbell at the home of the Terraform Labs CEO, the issuer of Luna which experienced a crash, and then fled, has turned himself in to the police.
According to the police on the 13th, the Seongdong Police Station in Seoul has identified the suspect and is scheduled to investigate him on the 16th.
The man, a BJ who runs a cryptocurrency-focused internet broadcast, publicly announced his police appearance through his channel.
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The man is accused of trespassing by unlawfully entering the common entrance of the apartment where the Terraform Labs CEO lives around 6 p.m. the previous day, ringing the doorbell, and fleeing. The police designated the CEO’s spouse as a victim requiring safety measures (personal protection).
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