'Denial of Forced Indecency' Rapper I Sense to Appear in Court on September 2 [Star Issue]

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Rapper I Sense, who has completely denied allegations of forced indecency, will appear in court this September.

The Seoul Southern District Court's Criminal Division No. 12 is scheduled to hold the first trial session on I Sense's forced indecency charges on September 2.

Previously, the Seoul Southern District Court issued a summary order imposing a fine of 5 million won against I Sense for the alleged forced indecency in June. However, since I Sense contested the ruling and requested a formal trial, he will now appear directly in court.

I Sense is accused of forcibly indecently assaulting Woman A, whom he first met at a certain club in Itaewon, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, last August. In response, Woman A claimed that I Sense pressed his body against hers from behind and attempted to kiss her even after she expressed her refusal.

However, on the 23rd, I Sense issued a direct statement saying, "The physical contact in question occurred with mutual consent and in a natural atmosphere," adding, "There was no force, violence, or threat involved, and I clearly state that I never attempted any improper contact against the other party's will."

I Sense also provided specific details about the situation at the time: "Last August, I visited a club in Itaewon with friends. At the party, I greeted many people I had never met before, including the complainant and her group, in a natural manner. Afterward, we shared a toast and danced together. During that process, we danced while standing close to each other and had fun. We also exchanged phone numbers." He further added, "About an hour after arriving at the club, I left alone by taxi. Since then, I have had no contact or communication with the complainant."

Continuing, I Sense stated, "In December last year, the complainant suddenly posted about me on her Instagram and demanded an apology via my contact number, claiming she was a victim of forced indecency. Since I did not intend to apologize for matters that were untrue, I consistently remained silent. Several months later, the complainant filed a lawsuit, and we are now approaching a formal trial in September this year."

Additionally, I Sense said, "I will diligently participate in the trial proceedings to reveal the objective truth. Please be advised that legal measures may be taken against false and malicious posts or comments related to this matter, and I kindly request that speculative articles not be published."

Meanwhile, I Sense debuted in 2003 as part of the hip-hop duo Supreme Team and gained great popularity with hits such as "Ttaeng Ttaeng Ttaeng" and "Geu Ttaen Geu Ttaen Geu Ttaen." He is currently continuing his activities as a solo artist.

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