Former Idol Charged With Lying About Sexual Assault

Prosecutors have charged a former idol for falsely reporting a crime.

On September 15, Money Today reported that a woman (A) in her 20s has been charged without detention.

According to the report, (A) debuted as an idol in the mid-2010s before quitting and becoming a livestreamer. The report states in February, (A) reported to police that her agency CEO had attempted to sexually assault her in the agency’s hallway for several minutes.

Police reportedly investigated the allegations before finding the agency’s CEO innocent. (A) then appealed the police’s findings, and as per protocol, prosecutors investigated the case.

After investigating CCTV footage and recordings, prosecutors found the CEO innocent of the allegations. Prosecutors then investigated (A) for lying about the allegations and found evidence that the two consensually walked into the office together but that there wasn’t any sexual contact.

According to reports, (A) had alleged that she had pushed the CEO off of her and ran out of the room, but CCTV footage showed (A) simply opening the door and walking out.

It has been since reported that when the CEO recommended that (A) rest a couple of days, fearing she was stressed, (A) thought the CEO was firing her and falsely reported him to the police.