No self-reflection... Nancy Lang, booked for drunk driving, seen admiring artworks at an exhibition [Star Issue]

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Broadcaster and pop artist Nancy Lang directly shared her recent status three days after being caught for drunk driving.

Nancy Lang posted a single photo on the 11th.

In the photo, Nancy Lang is seen admiring exhibition works with her trademark Goyang doll perched on her shoulder.

Earlier, Seoul Gangnam Police Station reported on the 8th that Nancy Lang had been booked on suspicion of drunk driving. A police official told StarNews, "Nancy Lang was booked at around 3:45 a.m. today for driving after drinking in Seoul Gangnam-gu and was allowed to return home from the scene. We cannot comment on whether she was intoxicated from our perspective, but her blood alcohol concentration was indeed above 0.08%, which is the level for license revocation."

The police stated they plan to investigate the specific details of the incident and replied, "We will schedule a summons for further investigation; the date is yet to be determined."

In response, Nancy Lang told StarNews on that day, "There are parts in the currently reported content that differ from the facts. I did not go to the police station after being booked early this morning (8th), nor was I taken into custody or booked at a police station. With the help of an acquaintance, I returned home safely."

She continued "I also believe my decision to get behind the wheel after drinking one or two glasses of champagne at an acquaintance's birthday gathering yesterday (7th) was a careless judgment,"while emphasizing that "terms such as 'intoxicated,' 'arrested,' 'booked,' and 'taken to the police station' do not reflect the actual situation."

Nancy Lang's agency, Megaton Entertainment, also clarified, "(Nancy Lang) was measured for alcohol consumption almost upon arriving home. She had one or two glasses of champagne. It was not intoxication nor at a level warranting license revocation."

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