"Lim Seong-geun, it was 'Five Crimes with War'." [Stypes]

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Chef Lim Sung-geun (58), who was a former "Black and White Chef 2", was found to be a "Five Past Crimes" instead of three previous convictions.

Earlier on the 18th, Chef Lim Sung-geun shocked her by confessing to the past of "caught three drunk driving times" through his YouTube channel "Imjjang TV." Lim Sung-geun is a chef who has recently emerged as a trend by appearing in OTT Netflix's "Black and White Chef: Cooking Class War 2" (hereinafter referred to as "Black and White Chef 2").

However, according to a Dong-A Ilbo report on the 20th, chef Lim Sung-geun said, "I drove drunk about three times over 10 years," but there were more cases of drunk driving. The media reported, "Chef Lim Sung-geun has been found to have been caught drunk driving four times in the past."

According to the ruling, Chef Lim Sung-geun was fined 5 million won for drunk driving on September 21, 1999. Chef Lim was caught driving about 3 kilometers from Bupyeong-gu, Incheon to Seo-gu around 8:25 p.m. on August 15 that year at a blood alcohol level of 0.153%. At that time, the number exceeded the criteria for revocation of the license (0.1%).

The media said, "At this time, Chef Lim drove a motorcycle owned by his wife without a license. Chef Lim Sung-geun was detained for 37 days in this case," he said.

In addition, Chef Lim Sung-geun was on probation at the time. On March 25, 1998, Chef Lim Sung-geun was sentenced to eight months in prison, two years of probation, and a fine of 300,000 won for violating the Road Traffic Act.

As a result, Chef Lim's criminal record turned out to be a "five-offender," unlike his confession, and public criticism is pouring in. Netizens responded, "Are you even lying?" "What were you thinking about on TV?" "This is really bad," "You lied about the number of times in the meantime," "You did it regularly," "I hope you don't come out on air again," "You're driving under the influence of alcohol four times, and you're five offenders up to one violation of the Road Traffic Act before that," "What should I do to get a suspended sentence for violating the Road Traffic Act?" and "It's a comedy that's been caught by generations."

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