New Jeans Terror Premonition?

There are growing concerns as a terrorist threat against the group New Jeans is posted.

On the 20th, New Jeans fans reported to an online community that a netizen A repeatedly posted on bulletin boards saying, “I’m going to play New Jeans XX XX.” Although the posts have now all been deleted, records remain on Google and elsewhere. However, he is causing controversy by indirectly targeting New Jeans’ accommodations and threatening terrorism through live broadcasts. After specifying New Jeans’ accommodations, A said, “Next time, I’ll find out where the lake is and come.” Since he openly targeted the accommodation and threatened terrorism, a thorough response is urgently needed. Fans are saving related articles as PDFs and sending reports.

Hive told Sports World, “We will check into it,” and “We are currently in the process of filing lawsuits and accusations on a regular basis.”

This is not the first time that a terrorist attack has been announced against New Jeans. This is why stronger measures are needed even more. Last June, a post warning of a stabbing attack against New Jeans was uploaded, causing an uproar among fans who reported it to the police. At the time, a netizen posted a post titled, “I bought this to use when New Jeans holds a concert.” The writer of the post included a photo of a Japanese knife and wrote, “I was going to give one to each person who gets out of the van.” However, the photo of the Japanese knife was not taken by him himself; it was a screenshot of a promotional photo for the product from an online sales site. Fans captured and shared the post, urging people to “report it as well,” and even posted proof that they had reported it to the police.

Regardless of whether the actual crime of terrorism notice is carried out or not, even if there is no intention to actually cause harm, if the target is identified, most people are punished for intimidation. If the crime is actually prepared, the charges of preparation for murder or preparation for bodily harm can also be applied. Intimidation is punishable by up to 3 years in prison or a fine of up to 5 million won. Special intimidation is punishable by up to 7 years in prison or a fine of up to 10 million won. If the crime of preparation for murder is applied, the maximum sentence is 10 years.

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There are a lot of strange people.

Some people post to get attention as a joke, but there are also cases where they are mentally ill and are real people, so the punishment should be harsh.