The dispute surrounding the female group Hearts2hearts And an alleged assault of fans from their security team took a dramatic turning point as a victim, known as “A”, publicly shared his injuries and reasons not to pursue legal actions.
On June 11, a declaration published on its social media said, “I am 20 years old. I admit I have made mistakes, but how can they deal with me as if they were arresting a murderer and then release such a declaration without fault?”
He clarified that although legal professionals had encouraged him to present a cause, in the end he chose not to do it. “Doctors, lawyers and even the investigator told me about the accusations. But I did not do it because I didn’t want the artist to be dragged in this, not because the bodyguard acted for self -defense.”
A sequel with more details on his physical injuries, affirming, “I was diagnosed with cervical distortion, lumbar distortion, a bruise of the right arm and a head injury, with a recovery period of four weeks. But I will be fine.” He added that, despite the statements of the agency, he had never tried to establish physical contact with idols. “I did not push or touched anyone from the airport entrance. However, I have a broken bone in my arm and a blood vessel that broke out in my brain.”
The photos published together with his declarations showed visible bruises on the arms, neck and torso. He also shared documents that confirm a visit to a law firm and his decision not to proceed with legal accusations.
The accident occurred on June 8th when Hearts2hearts Arriving at Incheon International Airport with bodyguards in view of their program abroad. A fan collided with one of the members of the group, pushing a security guard to push it aggressively – a moment captured on video and widely spread online.
While public criticisms approached the alleged excessive use of force, SM enÆ¡trotainment issued a declaration that states, “On the starting site, a well -known” Sasaeng “pushed and attempted physical contact persistently with our artists from the airport entrance. Despite the repeated attempts of the managers and the security of stopping it, he continued.”
However, the Netizen remain divided, with many who ask for responsibility both by the agency and from his security staff.
- From the point of view of a stranger, it might seem frustrating, how “why don’t they cause?” But when you are 20 years old and you are the one involved, with many people who look and the other side that they are a large society, it is probably not that easy … again, I would like them to cause it, however. 😢
- Do people seriously blame the victim right now? It doesn’t matter what that person did, that type of answer is unacceptable. Even if a thief broke into your house, you know you can’t react like this, right? It is not self -defense.
- That idol has just passed as if they were babysitter … I just hope they get up for their rights. In the end the feelings of the fans pass anyway.
- But seriously, I hope they consider a legal action 😢. Now everything is already outdoors, and it is too late to hope that the idol will not be mentioned. At least try to recover your rights … I know that idol fans are often treated as untouchable, but I’m so furious. It is quite ugly that they have been attacked, and now they are also subjected to media manipulation: do fans have to really bear all this? What, is the Fandom world outside the scope of the law or something? How does it make sense? It seems that the agency is behaving in this way because they know that the fans hesitate to take legal actions and feel burdened.
- The agency does not behave in this way because they know that if they arouse the emotions of young fans, even the things that clearly deserve the causes will be neglected? lol
While the debate rages, many question the wider implications of the accident, not only for too zealous security, but the imbalance of power between entertainment companies and young fans.
