Park Na-rae's "Aunt Jusa" and malicious comments → Warning "Don't tell me what to do."

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A, a so-called "Ju-Aunt," who is suspected of engaging in illegal medical treatment to broadcaster Park Na-rae and others, expressed the meaning of warning against malicious comments.

On the 8th, A, who was designated as "Auntie of the injection", posted on his Instagram, "What kind of representative is the representative. He stuffed a malicious comment saying, "I'm just a fraud."

In response, A said, "Tens of DMs a day. Can you stop sending me messages. I'm tired of ignoring it," he said.

"After the broadcast of 'I want to know about it', false interviews by several doctor informants made me a national con artist, and I still live a day with malicious comments and abusive comments written by bloggers," he said.

In addition, A shot SBS 'I want to know' and false informants in an Instagram post and said, "Don't tell me what to do because I'm collecting all the malicious comments."

Meanwhile, Mr. A is suspected of engaging in illegal medical practice to a number of celebrities without a domestic medical license. He is investigating on charges of violating the medical law, violating the Special Measures Act on Health Crimes Enforcement, and violating the Narcotics Control Act. Mr. A said he had been questioned by the police for 9 hours on the 7th, and said, "It was my first time going through it, so I was very nervous and it was a time where I had many thoughts. "I clearly said 'no' to parts that are not true, and I admitted my mistake to parts that I lacked," he said.

Afterwards, A deleted the post and said, "9 hours of investigation through the SNS story function. It's your turn now. in particular. Man. Come on," he said, shooting at someone.

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