Seoul Gangnam Restaurant Revealed as Disguised Illegal Entertainment Venue
A business owner who operated an illegal entertainment establishment where hundreds of people could drink alcohol after registering it as a regular restaurant with the district office was caught.
The Gangnam Police Station in Seoul booked a man in his 30s, identified as Mr. A, on the 4th for operating an entertainment facility without a license.
He reported his establishment in Apgujeong-dong, Seoul, to the district office as a regular restaurant. However, he is suspected of actually running it as a place where people could dance and drink alcohol.
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At the time of the crackdown, it was reported that about 200 people had gathered there. The police plan to continue intensive crackdowns in cooperation with the district office.
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