Chinese fan invades Jo Insung's house; agency updates the situation
2015.09.30
A fan has once again crossed the line and invaded actor Jo Insung's house.
According to news reports, Chinese fan (31), who broke into Jo Insung's house and created riot, has been arrested.
According to Seoul Songpa Police Station who are responsible for the investigation, they have arrested the Chinese fan for interrogation. According to them, around 12:20AM of September 30, the fan was screaming for the actor to come out creating riot in Bangi-dong, Seoul.
In regards to that, Jo Insung's agency state, "Jo Insung, along with his family in the house were very surprised when the Chinese fan broke into their property and started screaming. Fortunately, there's no damages." They added that they are still waiting for the result of the investigation involving the said Chinese fan.
Having said that, it seems like the fan can be held no charges unless Jo Insung files a case of burglary.
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