In a disturbing recurrence of security breaches, BTS member Jungkook has faced another trespassing attempt at his private residence, this time involving a Japanese national. The Yongsan Police Precinct in Seoul confirmed they are actively investigating the incident that occurred earlier this month.
Third Security Breach This Year
This marks the third unauthorized access attempt at the global superstar's home within this year alone, raising serious concerns about celebrity safety and privacy invasion. According to police statements released on Wednesday, the unidentified Japanese woman repeatedly attempted to access Jungkook's home by pressing the digital door lock system between Wednesday and Friday.
The authorities filed an official report at the end of the week after detecting the suspicious activity. "We are currently investigating the suspect on charges of attempted trespassing," confirmed officers from the Yongsan Police Precinct. Investigators have not yet determined whether the woman remains in South Korea or has left the country.
Pattern of Repeated Intrusions
This latest incident adds to an alarming pattern of security violations at the BTS singer's residence. In August, a Korean woman was caught inside the restricted parking lot area of Jungkook's building and was subsequently referred to prosecutors for legal action.
Another concerning episode occurred in June, coinciding with Jungkook's return from military service, when a Chinese woman was found pressing the electronic lock of his home. She received a suspension of indictment in September, though the legal consequences varied between cases.
Police officials have acknowledged the recurring nature of these incidents, stating they are closely monitoring patterns and reviewing access logs around the building to prevent future breaches.
Jungkook's Firm Stance on Security
Following the August intrusion, Jungkook addressed the security concerns directly during a September livestream, revealing he witnessed the incident unfold through his home surveillance system. "When the police arrived, she tried to flee in a panic, opening the door to the basement parking lot," the singer recounted, noting the woman allegedly claimed to be his friend.
The BTS member made his position unequivocally clear, expressing appreciation for genuine fan support while drawing a firm line against trespassing. Jungkook stated he would report all future trespassers and issued a blunt warning: "Everything is recorded, so the evidence is all there and you'll just get dragged away. If you don't want to end up at a police station, never come here."
Current police efforts focus on establishing the precise timeline of the most recent case and verifying the suspect's whereabouts. Authorities indicated that updates regarding potential charges or penalties will follow after completing their questioning process and reviewing the building's comprehensive surveillance footage.
