An Yong-jun, who appeared in the drama "Jumong," has been accused of investment fraud involving over 500 million won, with numerous victims reported [Star Issue]

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Actor An Yong-jun, known for his role in the drama "Jumong," has been filed a complaint against on charges of investment fraud.

According to StarNews' confirmation on the 21st, A, the representative of An Yong-jun's former agency Crimeate Media, is scheduled to file a complaint with the Namyangju South Police Station in Gyeonggi Province on the same day, alleging crimes including fraud and forgery of official documents.

A claimed to StarNews, "An Yong-jun proposed investments in album production, performances, and fan meetings for celebrities, claiming that profits could be earned, but it turned out he had been lying using forged fake contracts."

A added, "An Yong-jun even mentioned the names of famous celebrities to receive money from investors. However, that was also a complete fabrication," and stated, "There are multiple victims besides me, and the scale of the damage is significant."

It is reported that An Yong-jun was also accused on the same day by another complainant, B, on similar charges. B reportedly filed a complaint with the Busan Haeundae Police Station, claiming to have suffered damages amounting to approximately 490 million won.

StarNews attempted to contact An Yong-jun by phone to verify this matter, but An did not answer.

Meanwhile, An Yong-jun, born in 1987, debuted in the SBS drama "Love and Ambition" in 2006. He subsequently appeared in dramas such as "Growth Drama Banorim," "Jumong," "Keungseong Scandal," "God's Quiz," and "Gold, Jade," as well as the film "User Manual for Men."

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