Will BTS’ Suga be punished by the military over his recent scandal? The military responds

After Sucksfrom BTS, was fined for violating Traffic Laws after being caught driving an electric scooter under the influence of alcohol last Tuesday, 06, also causing the cancellation of the license he had to drive the vehicle, fans, media outlets and even the agency responsible for the idol’s career, BIGHIT MUSIC, speculated about a possible punishment from the South Korean army, since he is currently serving his military enlistment as a social service agent.

As a public servant, he will receive appropriate disciplinary action from his workplace for causing a public disturbance,” BIGHIT MUSIC wrote in part of a statement about the incident.

Thus, on Wednesday, the 7th, as reported by the Koreaboo portal, the South Korean Military Human Resources Administration Office spoke out on the matter, revealing that the Sucks will not suffer any type of retaliation.

He [Suga] is not subject to punishment for damaging the image of the military because the incident occurred outside of his working hours,” South Korea’s Military Manpower Administration Office wrote.

This is because, as a public servant, after completing the work schedule (in this position, the hours are generally from nine in the morning to six in the evening), Sucks can return home daily and, as revealed in the idol’s public apology, he was approached by a police officer at night after falling while parking his scooter in front of his house after dinner.