Sugar DUI CCTV Electric Scooter Driving in India Police Investigation Lies (ft. Negligence of Duty Controversy)

The controversy surrounding Sugar's drunk driving has been continuing for several days.

In the initial apology, it was said that it was a kickboard ride, but during the investigation, it was revealed that it was an electric scooter.

It has also caused a stir as it has been revealed that his alcohol level was at a level that would result in his license being revoked.

This is CCTV footage from the day of the incident released by Dispatch.

What Sugar was riding was an electric scooter with a seat attached to an electric kickboard.

Sugar is believed to have run about 500 meters and was heading home from a nearby workshop.

I turned towards the main entrance and tripped on the sidewalk blocks and fell.

Three riot police officers witnessed the scene where Sugar fell and headed to the scene of the incident.

The riot police called a patrol car.

Sugar was found to be intoxicated with a blood alcohol content of 0.227%, but told police he had only had one beer.

Next, if you ride an electric scooter in India, it is classified as a motorized bicycle under the Road Traffic Act and cannot be ridden on bicycle paths or sidewalks.

The police responded to Dispatch that Sugar's electric scooter does not fall under the PM category and that he will be subject to administrative measures such as license revocation as well as criminal punishment.

The summons schedule has not been set yet, but increased punishment is expected, and in cases where the alcohol concentration level is 0.2 or higher, the maximum penalty is 5 years or less and a fine of 20 million won or less.

In addition, the issue of Sugar's social service workers' attendance has come under fire.

As the eyewitness account that Suga slept during basic military training last year was belatedly revealed,

The Military Manpower Administration has launched an investigation.

Last November, I joined Suga in the application 'Public Interest Human' used by social service workers.

A post was posted by Mr. A, who said he received basic training for military service.

According to this, Suga received training at the Boeun-gun Social Service Training Center in Chungcheongbuk-do for 4 nights and 5 days from November 20th to 24th.

Although Suga was the class leader at the time, it is said that he did not participate in class properly.

Person A said, "Sugar has never participated in the 4-night, 5-day training session," and "the instructor also felt that it was too harsh.

"I gave him a hint, woke up and nodded without knowing what it was, looked at my phone, and went back to sleep," he said.