Seoul Sexuality Education & Counseling Center issues warning to stop secondary offense by 'guessing' victim identities

The Aha Sexuality Education & Counseling Center for Youth in Seoul has issued a warning to all netizens to refrain from committing secondary offenses in the ongoing Jung Joon Young investigation. 

Previously, various female celebrities suffered from the spread of rumors attempting "guess" the victims of Jung Joon Young's hidden camera footage. 

The Aha Center's warning reads: 

"Warning

We are not curious about who the victim is. 

All posts containing photos and/or videos attempting to guess the victim's identity = secondary offense. 

You must stop, immediately."

A rep from the Aha center told media outlets regarding the warning, "We could not accept that some netizens seemed to be playing a 'game' out of Jung Joon Young's crimes," by creating "lists" of potential victims involved in Jung Joon Young's hidden camera footage. 

Anyone can use this image in the case that talk or mentions of the ongoing Jung Joon Young case comes up. The image itself is currently spreading rapidly on various online communities, raising awareness for potential secondary offense crimes.