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TWICE Issues Firm Warning Against Stalking: "Legal Action Will Follow if It Doesn't Stop"

TWICE's agency is taking a firm stance against stalking.

On the 26th, JYP Entertainment released an official statement on TWICE's official SNS, warning against stalking behaviors and announcing legal measures.

🚨 Serious Stalking Incidents Reported

The statement highlighted specific incidents, mentioning an individual (A) who has been:

✔️ Lurking around TWICE members

✔️ Sending repeated, unsolicited letters

✔️ Creating an atmosphere of distress and discomfort

🔒 Increased Security Measures

To ensure the safety of the artists, JYP has reinforced security and continues to closely monitor the situation.

📜 What the Law Says

Under South Korea's Anti-Stalking Law, stalking is defined as:

💡 Persistently waiting or loitering near someone's residence or workplace against their will

💡 Engaging in behaviors that cause fear or distress

🛑 No Tolerance Policy

A JYP representative stated:

💬 "Repeatedly sending disturbing letters and lingering in personal spaces are clear acts of stalking."

💬 "If these behaviors continue, we will take immediate legal action with zero leniency or settlement options."

💖 A Message to Fans

JYP closed the statement by thanking ONCE (TWICE's fandom) for their unwavering support and promising to prioritize artist protection at all costs.

[Photo Credit: JYP Entertainment]

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