"Park Na-rae got hit by a glass and sewed four needles"..Ex-Manager Submits Injury Report to Police

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Former manager of comedian Park Na-rae reportedly submitted related documents to the police, including an injury certificate.

According to the Munhwa Ilbo on the 1st, former manager Park Na-rae submitted a two-week injury certificate and treatment confirmation to the police.

Mr. A claimed that he was injured by a drinker by Park Na-rae in August 2023. Immediately after the incident, the former manager claims to have been treated in the emergency room of a general hospital near Park Na-rae's home in Itaewon, Seoul.

In this regard, A said, "While drinking, Park Na-rae threw a glass at my face and it hit me in the face. As it broke, I got bruises on my face, and I cut my hand and sewed four needles," he said.

The injury report submitted by him reportedly said, "The first suture was performed in the emergency room of the hospital on August 9, 2023 under the name of the above disease," and "If there are no complications, stability and treatment are required for two weeks."

On the other hand, Park Na-rae denies this fact. Park Na-rae said, "Park Na-rae once threw a glass on the floor, and after hearing the sound, the manager and an acquaintance at the scene came and cleaned it up. "I've never thrown a glass at the manager," he said.

Meanwhile, Park Na-rae's former managers filed a complaint and accusation against Park Na-rae last month, claiming that he was overpowered, special injuries, proxy prescriptions, illegal medical procedures, and non-payment of progress fees.

In addition, former managers claimed that they had heard abusive language from Park Na-rae for not drinking alcohol, and that they had been injured by a glass he threw. In particular, public opinion worsened significantly as it was claimed that Park Na-rae forced former managers to run errands for "Naraeba" and wait 24 hours a day.

In the midst of this, the controversy grew out of control as Park Na-rae's disclosure related to "Aunt Jusa" appeared. "Auntie Injection" is a person who illegally performed medical procedures such as IVs and injections to Park Na-rae, and is said to have provided IV items to a number of celebrities with a proxy prescription. Currently, the "Aunt of the injection" claims that she is a doctor, but an investigation by the Korean Medical Association shows that she does not have a domestic doctor's license.

In the aftermath of the controversy, Park Na-rae performed MBC's "I Live Alone" and "Save Me!" I dropped out of Holmes' and tvN's Amazing Saturday.

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