"Hit with a glass": Park Na-rae sent to prosecution over 'abusive manager' allegations; 'Sister Syringe' investigation continues [Comprehensive]

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Comedian Park Na-rae has been referred to the Prosecution Service over allegations of abuse by former managers. This comes about seven months after the former managers filed criminal complaints.

According to police on the 10th, Seoul Gangnam Police Station non-detained transferred Park Na-rae today on suspicion of special assault and violation of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, among other charges.

Park Na-rae's former managers filed criminal complaints against her last December on charges including special injury, defamation by spreading false facts, and violation of the Information and Communications Network Act.

Former manager A submitted a medical certificate indicating a two-week treatment period to police, claiming, "I was subjected to verbal abuse for not drinking alcohol, suffered bruises on my face after being hit by a glass thrown by Park Na-rae, and injured my hand, requiring four stitches."

In response, Park Na-rae's side completely denied A's claims. They explained, "While we have thrown glasses onto the floor, there is no fact that they were thrown at a specific person." Meanwhile, Park Na-rae's side filed counter-criminal complaints against them for attempted extortion and embezzlement in the course of duty, taking legal action.

Park Na-rae also faces charges including violation of the Medical Act for receiving illegal medical procedures from the so-called "Sister Syringe." It is reported that Gangnam Police Station continues to investigate these allegations.

Park Na-rae is under suspicion of receiving IV drips and being prescribed antidepressants by "Sister Syringe" Lee, an unlicensed medical practitioner without a Korean doctor's license. Previously, former managers revealed that Park received IV drips through this individual at her home, the individual's house in Ilsan, and in vehicles.

In this process, it was revealed that SHINee member Key and YouTuber Ipjjal-eun-haet-nim were involved, leading them to issue apologies and suspend their activities. Recently, SHINee's Key returned to activity just four months after suspending his work.

Meanwhile, a total of eight cases related to Park Na-rae are reportedly underway. Of these, six are being investigated by Seoul Gangnam Police Station, while the remaining two are under investigation by Seoul Yongsan Police Station.

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