The pain of discharging... BTS's JUNG KOOK's honest thoughts on the constant trespassing of fans despite security measures

JUNG KOOK of the Korean boy band "BTS" has warned against the continued attempts to break into his home, saying, "Don't come in under any circumstances."
On his birthday, the 1st, KOOK shared some behind-the-scenes details about a recent home invasion on his LIVE STREAM where he communicates with his fans.
According to the police, a woman in her 40s broke into the parking lot of Jung Kook's home in Seoul at around 11:20 pm on the 30th of last month, and police were dispatched after receiving a report.
In relation to this, JUNG KOOK said, "I was at home and watched everything through the security camera. I heard the sound of the police coming and saw that (the person) was in the underground parking lot.
"I was opening the door at the parking lot," he said, "and the police were standing in front of the door. I was watching everything." He continued, "He said he was friends with me. ARMY" (BT
"I understand that all of the fans (fan names of "S") are family and friends, but it was disappointing," he said, expressing his surprise, saying, "I'm very grateful for the support, but what's that about?"
He said, "If you come in, I'll lock you in." "If you step into my parking lot carelessly, you'll be locked in unless I open it for you. I don't want to go to the police station."
If you don't have one, don't come in under any circumstances." A woman in her 40s, who had sneaked into Jung Kook's parking lot at the time, was eventually arrested by Yongsan Police on suspicion of trespassing.
On June 11th, the day JUNG KOOK was discharged, a Chinese woman in her 30s, Ms. B, visited his home and entered the PIN code several times, resulting in her arrest.
Mr. B told the police that he does not live in South Korea and that he came to South Korea to meet Jung Kook, who he had discharged.