Police Refer Comedian Park Na-rae to Prosecution Over Alleged Abuse of Managers

Comedian Park Na-rae, who has been under investigation for alleged assault and various forms of workplace abuse against her managers, has been referred to the prosecution.
The Seoul Gangnam Police Station announced on July 10 that it has referred Park to the prosecution on charges of special assault and violations of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection.
Previously, two of Park's former managers filed a complaint against her in December of last year, accusing her of special injury, defamation by publishing false information, and violations of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection.
The complainants alleged that Park forced her managers to perform personal errands and various private tasks, including work related to her family, effectively using them as domestic helpers.
They also submitted medical certificates indicating two weeks of treatment, claiming that Park threw drinking glasses at them at her home in August 2023 and August 2024, causing injuries.
Park's side has previously denied the allegations, stating, "Such a situation never occurred," and added, "While I have thrown a drinking glass on the floor, I have never thrown one at a specific person."
Meanwhile, the Gangnam Police Station stated that it is continuing its investigation into other allegations related to Park, including a suspected violation of the Medical Service Act regarding the receipt of illegal medical procedures from a so-called unlicensed practitioner.
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