Producer Jung Chul-min of "Six Sense" was cleared of sexual harassment.."Decided not to send" [Official]

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Producer Jeong Chul-min, who directed the tvN entertainment program "Six Sense" series, has been cleared of sexual harassment.

On the 23rd, Chung Chul-min, a lawyer at the law firm Cheongchul Lee Kyung-min, PD Chung Chul-min's legal representative, told Star News, "PD Chung Chul-min has received a decision to reject the allegation of forced harassment from Mapo Police Station in Seoul." The police reportedly judged that there was a lack of evidence to prove the sexual harassment.

Earlier, it was known that junior producer A, who participated in "Six Sense: City Tour 2", sued producer Jeong Chul-min. A claimed, "In August last year, while waiting on the street to move to the third dinner party, PD Jeong Chul-min approached and made physical contact by rubbing his shoulders, forearms, and neck."

At the time, PD Jeong Chul-min's legal representative said in an official position, "We made physical contact that caused sexual shame."Or, it is completely different from the truth that he made disparaging remarks to a person who refuses to do so." He also claimed that when A was dropped from the program, he made a false report as a complaint about it.

The police secured CCTV at the scene and conducted a detailed analysis. As a result of the analysis, the video reportedly showed PD Jeong Chul-min touching A's shoulder and A putting his hand on PD Jeong Chul-min's shoulder.

The police considered the relationship between the two people, the contents of the conversation at the time of the dinner, and the behavior of A after the dinner, and judged that producer Jeong Chul-min was not accused of forced harassment.

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