Police are looking into BTS’s SUGA for operating an electric scooter while intoxicated. Three police officers on patrol discovered the rapper on August 6 after the celebrity fell on the road while returning home. He was quickly brought to the district police station after the police detected the smell of alcohol on him.
In response to the reports, BTS’s SUGA stated on August 7 that he is being investigated by the police for operating an electrical scooter while intoxicated.
BTS member SUGA acknowledged the incident involving the drunk driving of an electric scooter in a personal letter. In addition to confirming the rumors, his management BIGHIT MUSIC issued an explanation of the circumstances. The celebrity apologized, saying he was returning home when he accidentally rented an electric scooter and fell close to his house.
CCTV footage of a person operating an electric scooter went viral on August 7, casting doubt on SUGA’s claims. Regarding his whereabouts and the incident, there have been allegations that the idol has been lying. On August 14, additional CCTV footage surfaced that disproved the earlier queries and accusations made against SUGA. These are the claims refuted by the most recent video.
SUGA’s destination towards Hannam Nine-One
According to the recently released video, SUGA is making his way back home by traveling towards Hannah Nine-One. However, the individual in the prior video is seen to be traveling in the incorrect direction. This raises doubts about whether the subject of the earlier CCTV footage was indeed SUGA. Three policemen discovered the rapper and producer after he fell while attempting to turn left. The entire scenario is depicted more clearly in the updated video. Reports that he fell while attempting to cross a divider have also been refuted.
SUGA’s blood alcohol level was wrongly measured
In contrast to what the BTS member has been saying, it was previously reported that the police tested SUGA’s blood alcohol content on the street rather than in front of his house. They claimed that SUGA had been drinking until nine in the evening, went to his studio to continue drinking until roughly eleven, and then drove towards Nine One Hannam. In South Korea, motorbikes and electric scooters are subject to similar traffic laws.
