Rapper Nafla (real name Choi Seok-bae), winner of the rapper survival program ‘Show Me the Money’, was arrested on suspicion of receiving preferential treatment while serving as a social worker. In addition, officials who manipulated public documents and helped them were also arrested.
On the 22nd, Seoul Southern District Court Chief Judge Kim Ji-sook, in charge of warrants, issued arrest warrants for Nafla, a social worker at the Seocho-gu Office in Seoul, and a public official at the Seoul Regional Military Manpower Administration, on charges of violating the Military Service Act.
The court issued an arrest warrant for Seocho-gu Office official A and Military Manpower Administration official B, saying, “There is a fear of destroying evidence.” An arrest warrant was issued for Nafla, saying, “There is a concern that he may flee.”
Prosecutors are investigating the fact that Nafla received preferential treatment, such as not attending work while working as a social worker, and is investigating charges of violating the Military Service Act. Mr. A and Mr. B are accused of providing preferential treatment to Nafla by manipulating attendance records and official documents.
Previously, on the 15th, the Seoul Southern District Prosecutors’ Office requested an arrest warrant for them on charges of violating the Military Service Act.
The prosecution seized illegal circumstances regarding the management of social workers at the Seocho-gu Office, and on the 30th seized and searched the Seocho-gu Office Safety City Division and the Seoul Regional Military Manpower Administration.
