South Korean police have ordered clean-up work be stopped at a nightclub in southern Seoul where drugging and rapes may have occurred.
Feb. 20 (UPI) — South Korean police have ordered clean-up work be stopped at a nightclub in southern Seoul where drugging and rapes may have occurred, according to multiple allegations.
Club Burning Sun, owned by K-pop celebrity Seungri, a former member of boy band Big Bang, is at the center of controversy over a local nightclub culture that caters to wealthy patrons and encourages police to mind their own business.
The club’s dismantlement began on Sunday amid allegations from victims and anonymous male clients that the club staff routinely used date rape drugs on women and literally dragged them to hotel rooms meant for male VIP guests.
The Seoul metropolitan police ordered club dismantlement to stop late Wednesday, according to News 1.
