"I didn't give you a sex crime history inquiry." Targeting Na-rae Park and her mother..The former manager's responsibility for "unregistered agencies" [Stayaway]

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With comedian Park Na-rae and former manager A continuing sharp conflict, the difference between the two sides over the agency's responsibility for "unregistered pop culture and arts planning" has been reaffirmed. While Park Na-rae claimed that former managers falsely reported that they had completed the registration process, A countered that it was impossible to register because Park Na-rae's mother, who was listed as the CEO of the agency, did not give him the necessary documents.

On the 14th, Mr. A told Star News, "When an unregistered article about the pop culture and arts planning business, such as Ok Joo-hyun and Sung Si-kyung, suddenly appeared in September last year, Park Na-rae told us that she did not actually register for the pop culture and arts planning business," adding, "So we have to do it quickly." This is criminal punishment, and Park Na-rae told us, 'It's okay because the company name doesn't appear on Naver's profile. Look at the media. He said, "Isn't he coming out about himself?" Rather, he claimed, "If you do it, you'll get an article."

This contradicts Park Na-rae's position in a daily sports interview, saying, "I first told my mother that I needed to register for the pop culture and arts planning business."

Park Na-rae's mother is the CEO of a one-person agency, An Park, to which Park Na-rae belongs. Park Na-rae said, "We need to check the history of sex crimes to register, so my mother was issued a related document by the court, and she delivered all the power of attorney, corporate seal, seal, and ID." "But after receiving a call from a reporter, I learned that the registration was not actually made." It is explained that the registration work was ordered to all managers, including A, but it was not implemented.

Park Na-rae said, "Of course, I thought all managers would have hosted it. A celebrity and his manager also publicly asked if they had registered in the waiting room for the program, and they said they had, adding, "When the celebrity asked, 'I have to find out too, how did you do it?' and the managers said, 'We've done it all, so I'll let you know. Ask me,' he said. If I'm responsible for not double-checking, it's my fault. My mother was under great stress from preparing documents for a few days. However, using the documents I delivered, they even registered themselves as an inside director without any explanation to me," he claimed.

On the other hand, A made conflicting claims. "When we said we should continue to register for the pop culture and arts planning business, Park Na-rae said, "Now that I suddenly apply for additional articles, I think I'm going to see the names of celebrities and articles," "The current copy of the register only has the names of myself and my mother, so it's too dangerous and obvious to be caught, so we should register myself and the team leader as company directors," and "Go to the law firm with the necessary documents." He added, "The related expenses were directly deposited by Park Na-rae from her Anpark account to the legal counselor."

It is argued that the registration of the director of the agency was also at the recommendation of Park Na-rae. "Park Na-rae said, 'It's been a while since I changed the CEO to my mother's name (in order not to come forward), and we needed the documents we have during the registration process to register the pop culture and arts planning business, and then both should move for online or offline education,' and added, "Since we don't have a stake, there's nothing good or beneficial about moving to the registration." Park Na-rae also said she holds 100% of the company's stake.

In the end, A cited Park Na-rae's mother's failure to submit a "sex crime history confirmation inquiry" as the reason for not being registered.

A said, "I asked for it several times because there was a document that only Park Na-rae and Park Na-rae's mother could get issued among the documents required to register, but I couldn't register because Park Na-rae's mother kept delaying one document and didn't give it to me." It is issued by the police, not the court," he explained.

Mr. A also said, "Park Na-rae's mother suddenly went to Mokpo District Office and changed the phone to us. The district office official also said he didn't know why he suddenly changed his phone when he said he couldn't do it here. We personally went to the Gangnam-gu Office and the police to beg, but they said that the return answer can be applied only when all the documents are in place, and we cannot separate the sex crime inquiry. We delivered this to Park Na-rae and Park Na-rae's mother, but without sending the documents, Park Na-rae and her mother claimed that they only told us, 'No, the manager does everything for us every day, but why not?'

Park Na-rae left his former agency JDB Entertainment in 2024 and moved to a one-man agency, N Park. Mr. A said, "An Park was established in 2018," and added, "It's before me and Na-rae Park meet. Park and Na-rae met through JDB Entertainment at the end of March 2023," he said, expressing discomfort with Park's attitude of passing on the responsibility for unregistered pop culture and arts planning to them.

Meanwhile, Park Na-rae was caught up in various suspicions such as ex-manager's abuse of power, illegal medical practice, and embezzlement at the end of last year.

In particular, former managers A and B filed a lawsuit for damages worth 100 million won against Park Na-rae, complaining of damage such as workplace harassment, special injuries, proxy prescriptions, and non-payment of progress fees during their tenure. They claimed that they heard abusive language from Park Na-rae for not drinking and that they were injured by a glass he threw.

In response, Park Na-rae sued former managers on charges of attempted blackmail and embezzlement in business, saying they demanded a large amount of money based on false claims.

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