Two Chinese women arrested after entering CORTIS dorm in Seoul

Two Chinese women were arrested after unlawfully entering the dormitory of K-pop group CORTIS in Yongsan-gu, Seoul.

Around 2 a.m. on July 23, police responded to a report from the dorm manager about a torn package and an open front door. The women were apprehended on another floor of the building.

During questioning, the pair stated they had purchased the dorm address on social media and claimed there was no damage to the package or intrusion into the rooms.

The incident was first reported by TV Chosun on July 24.

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