In a shocking turn of events, BTS member Suga, currently serving his mandatory military service, formally apologises to fans over a recent incident. According to reports, police pulled Suga over while he was operating an electric scooter under the influence of alcohol.
Suga’s apology, released through Big Hit Music, expresses his deep remorse for his actions:
“Hello, this is Suga. I’m feeling extremely heavy-hearted and sorry to have to come to you all over such a disappointing matter. I rode an electric scooter home last night, after having drinks with dinner. I thought it was a close distance, and I did not realize that you could not operate an electric scooter after drinking.
As such, I violated traffic rules. I parked in front of the main gates to my home, and I fell over by myself in that process. Police were nearby, and through the results of a breathalyzer test, my license was revoked and I paid a fine.
Although no one was hurt, neither was any property harmed in the matter, as this is inexcusably something I have to take responsibility for, I bow my head in apology to everyone.
I apologize to those who were hurt by my irresponsible and wrong actions, and I will be even more careful with my actions to prevent such matters from occurring in the future.” — Suga
The statement further confirms that Suga was fined for the offence and has had his driving privileges revoked.
BigHit Music Issues Apology for Suga’s Scooter Accident
BigHit Music, the agency representing BTS, released an official statement regarding an incident involving member Suga. The statement read,
“Hello. This is BigHit Music. We apologize for the accident involving BTS member Suga’s electric scooter.”
The agency expressed regret for the unfortunate incident and assured fans that they are taking necessary steps to prevent such occurrences in the future.
Suga, also known as Min Yoongi, is a rapper, songwriter, and record producer for the global phenomenon BTS. The news of his drunk driving incident has come as a shock to ARMY worldwide. Fans are hopeful that Suga will learn from this experience and continue to serve his country with honour.