Back in December another teen was arrested for posting a video showing him simulating sex with a Suzy poster.
A 16-year-old boy was arrested Monday for posting a doctored photo of Suzy of the K-pop girl group Miss A having sex in animal form with the CEO of her record label JYP Entertainment, Park Jin Young, on the South Korean social networking site Ilbe Storehouse.
In addition to photoshopping the heads of Suzy and Park onto the bodies of copulating animals, the teen also created a photo of the Miss A band member getting hypnotized by former Republic of Korea president Roh Moo Hyun, who is shown using a cat to mesmerize the singer.
A local police official told the publication eNEWS that despite the young age of the perpetrator, who is referred to as Cho in published reports, the crime is being taken very seriously.
“Although he’s young, he’s committed an action that is too serious to be pardoned,” the police official said. “The case will be sent to the prosecution.”
A representative from JYP Entertainment declined to comment until it is clear that the police have arrested the right person.
“We found out that Cho was arrested by the police,” said the JYP rep. “After seeing the police investigation process, we will reveal an official statement.”
The suspect was indicted without being detained according to the website TENASIA.
This was not the first time Suzy was featured in graphic content on Ilbe Storehouse.
In December, the 18-year-old singer and actress, whose real name is Bae Su Ji, faced a similar situation when another 16-year-old boy posted a video that appeared to show him simulating sex with a cardboard cutout of the singer.
Although the boy was arrested, JYP Entertainment executives reportedly dropped the charges after the perpetrator and his mother came to them in tears, begging for forgiveness.
It’s a decision the JYP representative defends even in light of the new round of illegal Suzy online photos.
“We heard that people are saying we pardoned the man last year too easily,” the rep said.
“He is currently living in very unfortunate circumstances and came to our building with his mother many times, pleading with tears, so we pardoned him. We hope that no one misunderstands.”
Back in December, when news of the poster pumping fiasco first broke, fellow JYP Entertainment artist Lim Seulong of 2AM vowed to protect Suzy’s honor.
“Imagine if something like this happened to my family, or someone I care about,” Lim wrote.
“Investigations will have to start in order to find the people hidden behind anonymity that target people without power, but I for one will not rest until everything is made right.”
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