Does this mean that the madness is over or more to come?

The Seoul Gangnam District Police stated that it was difficult to determine that there was force involved in the from the accounts given by the women, Yoochun, and witnesses, because there was no violence or threatening involved.

According to this, the police will be concluding their investigation on Yoochun's alleged ual assault cases, and forward the case to the prosecutors on the 14th or 15th.

http://www.allkpop.com/article/2016/07/yoochun-cleared-of-all-four-ual-assault-charges

What now?

Will those people who bashed him apologize????

God! I hate this!!!!

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ExoticMia #1 Jul 12, 2016 01:40:05

I never outright judged him because I reserve my opinion on these things, and I still want to be careful to make a judgement on anything.
However, there's something about this article that still rubs me the wrong way. "because there was no violence or threatening involved".
That, to me, is not what qualifies whether or not something is a . Consent or lack of consent does.
It doesn't have to be violent.

YasminJ #2 Jul 11, 2016 13:00:12

I doubt anyone who bashed him will apologise. It is a very frustrating situation not only for Yoochun, but also for his family and JYJ. I think it's unfair to judge people in the media, because no matter if you are cleared, people will never look at you the same way again. His career is basically over, despite the fact that he's not been proven to be a .

That said, fact is that he did have with those women and in most of the cases he paid for . I don't judge him for that, but most Asians would. Sad, but true...