Shocking: Drunk hit-and-run and assault on girlfriend… Second-generation idol who atoned by saying, "Please beat me" [Star Issue]

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Kang In, a former member of Super Junior, repeatedly bowed his head over his past controversial actions.

In a video titled "No, Uncle, my name is not Kang In! Storyteller Kang In EP.09," released on the YouTube channel 'Neoui Han' on the 13th, Kang In visited a shaman and said, "I came here to seek advice on what I should do now while reflecting on my past wrongdoings."

Kang In stated, "I was involved in an altercation with assault against ordinary citizens, which led to public controversy. Additionally, after driving under the influence of alcohol and enlisting in the military, I struggled to make a comeback, but I drove under the influence again while I was supposed to be in a period of self-reflection." He added, "It was truly wrong. I was just a crazy kid." He also expressed self-reproach by saying, "Please treat me harshly. Please have the staff beat me up."

Recalling his long period of seclusion, Kang In said, "After my last mistake, I blocked out the sunlight and stayed home for several months." He continued, "My family was watching to see if anything would happen to me. It felt like I was constantly seeking darkness within the house. My acquaintances pulled me back into the world."

He then said, "In fact, I do not have a dream of becoming highly active in my career from now on. However, if any opportunity comes my way, I will return to my original mindset."

Kang In debuted as a member of Super Junior in 2005.

Following a controversy in 2009 where he got into an altercation with assault against a pedestrian while intoxicated, Kang In received a summary order for a fine of 8 million won for drunk driving and hit-and-run in October 2009, halting his activities.

In 2016, Kang In was sentenced to a fine of 7 million won for a drunk driving accident in Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Beyond this, Kang In was embroiled in successive controversies, including failure to attend reserve military training and assault on his girlfriend, leading him to withdraw from the team in 2019.

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