[Exclusive]"Is this fun?" Nana's home intruder to be sentenced in June; two additional witnesses to be questioned

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The first-instance sentencing for man A, who broke into the home of Nana, singer and actress formerly of the girl group After School, is scheduled for June.

According to StarNews, the First Criminal Division (Da) of the Namyangju Branch of the Uijeongbu District Court is set to hold the sentencing hearing for A on the charge of robbery and injury on June 4.

Prior to the sentencing, the court is expected to issue its verdict after completing witness testimony from Nana and her mother, followed by testimony from two additional witnesses requested by the Prosecution Service.

A broke into Nana's residence in Achon-dong, Guri, Gyeonggi Province, on the morning of November 15 last year and was arrested and prosecuted on charges of attempting to rob her and her mother by threatening them with a weapon.

During the incident, Nana and her mother subdued A through a physical struggle and handed him over to the police. Subsequently, A filed a counter-complaint against Nana for attempted murder and other charges, claiming he was injured while being subdued by Nana and her mother. However, the police determined Nana's actions were self-defense and decided not to prosecute. Nana filed a counter-complaint against A for false accusation.

Nana and her mother appeared as witnesses at the third trial of A's robbery and injury charges on April 21. At the time, upon seeing A in court, Nana immediately said, "Is this fun?" expressing her anger. She then told A, "You do things like robbery and roam around freely. Is this fun? Look me in the eye. Is this fun?" A did not avert his gaze but looked back at her.

During the subsequent testimony, Nana explained the circumstances of the incident. She said, "I thought I was okay after experiencing this incident. But it has remained in my life like a trauma without me realizing it. I came here praying for the case to be resolved quickly," also voicing her trauma.

After the trial, Nana shared through a fan communication platform, "Seeing his face made me so speechless and angry that I lost control of my emotions. But I was able to say everything I couldn't say anywhere else, and it felt relieving." She added, "I also said what I wanted to say to that man, and I have no regrets about my actions and words. Everyone must have been very worried, but I am fine. I believe it will now be concluded."

Nana also posted on her SNS account, "I hope you pay the price for all the heinous crimes you have committed so far," and shared the phrase "ja-eob-ja-deok" (self-inflicted consequences), which means "reaping what one sows."

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