Woollim Entertainment has moved forward with legal action against Cha Jun Ho's bullying rumors.
On June 10, the label told media outlets they filed a criminal complaint against the person who spread the rumors for defamation. Woollim Entertainment stated, "We filed a criminal complaint today against the person who spread the rumors about school violence concerning Cha Jun Ho for suspicions of violating the 'Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection'."
As previously reported, an alleged former classmate of Cha Jun Ho claimed on Twitter they were a victim of bullying by the former 'Produce x 101' contestant. The alleged victim claimed Cha Jun Ho and his female friends often bullied kids in elementary school, and they were one of those who were bullied.
Stay tuned for updates.
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My brother was not a bully in elementary school but was quick to lose his temper and get into fights. But now that he is an adult he is the nicest guy you would want to meet. People do change. Of course, the person bullied always remembers the pain, but elementary school is a time when people are still learning how to socialize with each other, so we need to keep this in mind when exposing past behavior. I personally would not expose anything, because that person could have outgrown the behavior, and I would be destroying his/her current life for stuff that happened years ago when the person was essentially a child.
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