Police request to ban Yoochun, first accuser, and more from leaving the country

The Seoul Gangnam Police Station revealed on June 23 that they've applied to the prosecution for travel bans on Yoochun and more to keep them in the country.

Deemed flight risks are Yoochun, the first accuser he countersued back on June 20, her cousin, and her boyfriend for a total of four people. �A police rep stated, "We requested a travel ban to prosecution, and if they accept, the request will go to the Ministry of Justice. The results are not yet out."

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Also, reports had come out that the fourth woman to accuse Yoochun of rape changed her testimony and dropped her charge, but the police denied this with, "The report saying that the fourth woman reversed her testimony by saying there was no coercion on the same day she made the charge and was investigated by the police on June 17 is false. The accuser was investigated twice, on June 17 and 19, and she never reversed her testimony." Regarding her canceling the suit, the police said, "We never received any documents for dropping the charge."