A Korean YouTuber with 1.65 million subscribers who ”refused to take a breathalyzer test” grabbed a woman's hand and ran away...

A man in his 30s who was arrested by police for drunk driving, refused to take a breathalyzer test and fled has been identified as a "mukbang" (eating video) YouTuber with 1.65 million subscribers. The man abandoned his car and drove for about
The scene where he was caught after fleeing 300 meters was captured on CCTV. On the 23rd, Songpa Police Station in Seoul arrested him for driving a car while intoxicated and refusing to take a breathalyzer test.
The police responded to a report of suspected drunk driving at around 3:40 a.m. on the 21st and pursued suspect A.
He is suspected of parking his car on a road in Songpa-gu and fleeing the scene (refusal to take a breathalyzer test under the Road Traffic Act). Suspect A was driving from Gangnam-gu to Songpa-gu in an intoxicated state at around 4:10 a.m.
After driving 12 kilometers in the same area, he abandoned his car and fled about 300 meters before being arrested. This incident was captured on CCTV near the scene.
In the video released by MBN, a man is seen running away while holding the woman's hand. Police officers who spotted the man began pursuing him, and the man was eventually caught by the police.
At the time, suspect A not only refused the police's request to stop but also their subsequent request to take a breathalyzer test for 20 minutes, and was then arrested on the spot for refusing to take a breathalyzer test.
Suspect A is understood to be a popular YouTuber with 1.65 million subscribers. The police are investigating the exact nature of the incident against Suspect A.
The circumstances are currently being investigated. Some speculate that suspect A is YouTuber Sang Hye Gi (33, real name Kwon Sang Hyuk), but the police say it is difficult to confirm this.
Sanhyegi's YouTube channel and social media have also been flooded with questions and criticisms about whether he is a "drinking YouTuber," but he has not yet made a clear position on this matter.
Sanhyegi started broadcasting on Afreeca TV in 2018 and expanded his activities to YouTube in 2019. He launched a French fry brand and has about 30 stores nationwide.
He also attracted attention as a businessman, opening a chain of restaurants. In 2020, he caused controversy with a hidden advertisement on YouTube and issued an apology.