Former national team goalkeeper Kim Young-gwang, who was embroiled in suspicions of retaliatory driving, directly posted a statement: "I received a 'no charges' disposition, however..."

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Kim Young-gwang (43), a former national team goalkeeper who was suspected of engaging in retaliatory driving in an urban area, directly stated that he received a "no charges" disposition following the police investigation.

On the 9th, Kim posted a lengthy apology on his personal social networking service (SNS), stating, "I am sorry to have caused worry and concern to many people due to recent reports."

After news emerged that a former national team soccer player had been booked on charges of retaliatory driving on an urban road, various speculations about the individual circulated online. After it spread through SNS and other channels that the person in question was Kim Young-gwang, he personally stepped forward to explain the facts.

Regarding the legal disposition, Kim stated, "I earnestly cooperated with the police investigation regarding this matter. To date, I have received a non-referral and 'no charges' disposition."

Separate from the judicial judgment, he bowed his head over the negligence that occurred during driving. He revealed, "Through this incident, I came to reflect on my judgments and actions while driving. In any situation, momentary judgment must not take precedence over safety, and I realized once again that one must consider the safety and perspective of others on the road."

He added, "Separate from the legal judgment, I am taking it seriously that my driving style may have caused anxiety or inconvenience to others. I will not treat this lightly or justify it. I will review my driving habits more strictly and act more cautiously and responsibly in any situation."

Finally, Kim Young-gwang conveyed, "I sincerely apologize once again for causing disappointment and concern to those who have watched over me and supported me."

Hello. This is Kim Young-gwang.

I am sorry to have caused worry and concern to many people due to recent reports.

I earnestly cooperated with the police investigation regarding this matter, and to date, I have received a non-referral and 'no charges' disposition.

Through this incident, I came to reflect on my judgments and actions while driving. In any situation, momentary judgment must not take precedence over safety, and I realized once again that one must consider the safety and perspective of others on the road.

Separate from the legal judgment regarding the circumstances at the time, I am taking it seriously that my driving style may have caused anxiety or inconvenience to others. I will not treat this lightly or justify it. I will review my driving habits more strictly and act more cautiously and responsibly in any situation.

I sincerely apologize once again for causing disappointment and concern to those who have watched over me and supported me.

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