Comedian Park Na-rae referred to prosecution over assault and abuse charges

Comedian Park Na-rae was referred to the prosecution on charges of physical assault and verbal abuse against her former managers, police said on July 10.

Police in Seoul said Friday that Park Na-rae was referred to prosecutors on charges of physical assault and verbal abuse against her former managers. Park has been under investigation since late last year and filed a countercomplaint alleging that the managers threatened her with false claims and demanded money.

In December last year Park announced she would suspend all broadcasting activities amid the escalating allegations. She also faces separate allegations of receiving unauthorized injections and proxy prescriptions from an unlicensed practitioner.

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