A Bold Stand Against Intrusion

BTS's Jungkook is making headlines for taking a strong stance against the alarming rise of home intrusions. On September 1, during a live birthday celebration, he courageously addressed a recent incident involving a woman in her 40s who unlawfully entered his residence.

Caught on CCTV: Jungkook's Close Call

"I was monitoring everything on my home CCTV when I saw the police arrive. The intruder attempted a quick escape through the underground parking, but luck was not on her side—she was apprehended," Jungkook recounted. The intruder had the audacity to claim she was his friend, prompting Jungkook to firmly remind fans that while ARMYs are cherished as family, crossing personal boundaries is unacceptable.

A Warning to Would-Be Intruders

In an emphatic tone, Jungkook declared, "If you attempt to trespass, I’ll ensure you’re stuck. Everything is recorded, and when I call the authorities, you’ll be taken away. If you dare enter my parking lot without permission, you'll be trapped until I let you out. CCTV coverage is extensive. Unless you wish to find yourself at a police station, stay away!"

Recent Intrusion Sparks Police Inquiry

The Yongsan Police have confirmed that the woman, identified as "A," was detained for breaking and entering after Jungkook reported her on August 31. She had entered the parking area of his luxury home around 11:20 p.m. The police are now investigating her intentions.

Not the First Incident: A Pattern of Disturbances

This alarming event isn't isolated—just months earlier, on June 11, a Chinese woman in her 30s was caught repeatedly trying to access his front door's security code soon after Jungkook completed his military service. These occurrences highlight a concerning trend that demands attention.