Yang Hyun-suk, head of South Korean recreation powerhouse YG recreation, procured sexual services for foreign investors, per a preview video discharged by an area investigatory program. 

In the teaser video for the approaching episode, that was to be formally airy Mon night on the MBC program “Straight,” the show’s team argued that it had obtained elaborate testimony indicating that principle had invited prostitutes for 2 Southeast Asian investors in July 2014.

According to the allegations, principle and a singer attached with the label bought dinner at an expensive Korean building during a stylish  district of southern Seoul. attendant them were twenty five ladies and eight men. Of the ladies, over ten were prostitutes from a well known adult recreation institution that has shut ties with YG. 

After dinner, they enraptured to a club known as NB, wherever principle may be a factual owner, and sexual services were provided there, the video prompt. 

Seungri, a former member of the K-pop band blowup, that is attached with YG, is additionally underneath suspicion of getting organized vice crime services for potential investors and of having paid connected building fees with a YG company card. 

Despite proof that YG and Seungri were concerned during this sort of misconduct, the police haven't properly looked into the matter, the “Straight” team claimed within the preview footage. 

YG recreation laid-off the claims as “not true.”

“Although principle Hyun-suk was there at the invite of his acquaintance, there have been no solicitations of any kind,” it same during a statement. 

The police same Mon that nothing had been confirmed relating to the allegations. If necessary, however, they'll investigate the case and work to work out the facts, they added. 

The police are continued their investigation into Seungri and his business partner Yoo In-suk, WHO co-founded Yuri Holdings with the previous blowup star, over allegations that they procured prostitutes for investors and embezzled company funds. 

The police earlier wanted warrants to arrest each, however an area court refused to issue them on the grounds that the fees were still disputable.