South Korean Court to Rule on K-Pop Star Seungri's Arrest

South Korean pop star Seungri landed at court Tuesday (May 14) to anticipate a choice on whether he ought to be captured over charges incorporating prostitution in a snowballing sex outrage.

The 28-year-old artist from prevalent kid band BIGBANG and his colleague are blamed for organizing sex administrations for potential financial specialists and rich customers at a dance club claimed by the pair.

Wearing a sharp dark suit, Seungri - genuine name Lee Seung-Hyun - immediately strolled past a horde of journalists at the Seoul Central District Court, tight-lipped as he forgot about inquiries.

Police examinations have demonstrated that Seungri and his accomplice acquired twelve whores for a gathering of Japanese speculators in 2015 at their upmarket Burning Sun club, as indicated by Yonhap news organization.

The pair likewise supposedly stole around 530 million won (US$450,000) from the business and deal with indictments of disregarding sterile codes at Burning Sun, where medicate hawking was purportedly ordinary and ladies are said to have been consistently assaulted.

Seungri - who reported his retirement from showbusiness in March as the outrage expanded - has denied the charges.

Different stars have been entangled in the charges, which have cast a shadow over the K-pop industry after examinations concerning Seungri uncovered an online chatroom where a bunch of male big names shared illicitly taped sex recordings.

Artist lyricist Jung Joon-youthful, who ran the chatroom, was captured in March in the wake of confessing to taping himself having intercourse and sharing the recording without his accomplices' assent.

Two different figures have declared their retirements from media outlets in the midst of a continuous test.