Park Na-rae Faces Third Police Probe in May Over Power Abuse Allegations

Entertainer Park Na-rae will attend a third round of police questioning in May 2026 at the Seoul Gangnam Police Station. The investigation concerns a legal dispute with two former managers involving allegations of workplace harassment, physical injury, and medical law violations.

Key Facts

• Charges include special injury, defamation, violation of the Information and Communications Network Act, and violation of the Medical Service Act.
• Former managers allege Park threw glassware at them and received illegal IV injections from an unlicensed individual ("Ms. A") in her home and vehicle.
• Park has completed two rounds of questioning, including a February 20, 2026, session lasting nearly eight hours.
• Park has countersued the managers at Yongsan Police Station for attempted extortion and occupational embezzlement.
• Eight legal cases are currently active: six at the Seoul Gangnam Police Station and two at the Seoul Yongsan Police Station.
• Park’s legal team asserts she only received nutritional injections from licensed medical staff via legal house calls.

Key Terms

• Special Injury: Physical injury caused by a dangerous object.
• Medical Service Act: Legislation governing medical practices; allegations involve procedures performed by an individual without a domestic medical license.
• Gapjil: A Korean term for workplace harassment or abuse of power by a superior.

Key Quote

"I faithfully participated in today's investigation, and I must and will correct the parts that are not true." — Park Na-rae

Next

• Park's team is coordinating the specific May date for her appearance at the Gangnam Police Station.
• Authorities will continue evaluating conflicting claims regarding the licensure of the individual who administered the injections.