KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 12 ― Things are not looking good for K-pop boyband member in BTS' Jungkook as police are seeking to prosecute him over an October accident. K-pop culture website Soompi reported that South Korean police had forwarded the results of their investigations to the prosecution. A...
Thursday, 12 Dec 2019 12:38 PM MYTBTS' Jungkook could possibly face prosecution for his October accident with a taxi. ― Picture via Instagram/jungkook_bighitentertainment
K-pop culture website Soompi reported that South Korean police had forwarded the results of their investigations to the prosecution.
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