Park Na-rae, what you said after a seven-hour second police investigation.."I'm sorry to bother you" [Star Issue]

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Broadcaster Park Na-rae, who has been embroiled in suspicions such as managerial abuse, has completed a second police investigation.

From 1 p.m. on the 20th, the second summons investigation of Park Na-rae, who was accused of special injuries and other charges, was conducted at Gangnam Police Station in Seoul.

On this day, about seven hours later, Park Na-rae came out after completing a police investigation at around 8 p.m. "I answered the question sincerely," he told reporters.

Asked if he admitted throwing a drink at the manager, he said, "I think it will be revealed through an investigation. "I'm sorry for bothering you," he said.

However, Park Na-rae did not answer questions such as "What lies do you think the manager is telling?" "Do you have anything to say to the former managers?" "What questions did you receive in the investigation?" "Did you get notified of the schedule for the investigation of the alleged violation of the medical law?" "Do you admit that you were illegally treated by non-medical personnel?" and "Do you have anything to say about the seizure and search of the aunt's house?"

Earlier, Park Na-rae conducted the first police investigation for about 7 hours and 30 minutes on the 20th of last month.

At that time, Park Na-rae said after the investigation, "I conducted the investigation faithfully and answered the question." In addition, regarding the alleged abuse of power by the former manager, Park Na-rae explained, "I think it will be revealed later through the investigation," adding, "I worked diligently on the investigation today, and I have caught and will correct parts that are not true." He then said, "I apologize for the inconvenience caused by my inconvenience."

When asked if he had anything to say to the former managers, he said, "No," and did not say much about allegations that he had registered his mother and ex-boyfriend as employees of the agency and paid them.

In particular, after completing the investigation at the time, Park Na-rae boarded the vehicle and said, "Go home carefully. It's late, but I wish you a happy new year," he said, drawing attention.

Meanwhile, two former managers of Park Na-rae sued Park Na-rae on charges of special injury, defamation by disclosing false facts, and violation of the Information and Communication Network Act along with the application for seizure of real estate in December last year. In response, Park Na-rae filed a complaint against the Yongsan Police Station on charges of attempted blackmail and embezzlement in business.

In addition, suspicions of illegal medical procedures have been added. The managers claim that Park Na-rae was aware of the illegality based on the recordings, saying that she had received IVs at home and in vehicles through A, also known as "Auntie Injection," and that she continued to receive the procedure even though she knew she was not a doctor.

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