As more and more accusers are coming out about Yoochun's sexual assaults, C-JeS Entertainment has had to release yet another official statement.

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On June 17, the agency wrote: 

"We are sorry and sincerely apologize for getting involved in a situation that is having a huge impact on society.  Regarding the various articles and things related to Yoochun that's been reported recently, C-JeS Entertainment had been trying to refrain from taking any action all this time.  Rather than taking action through the media about an accusation in which the facts are completely unknown, we believed that the right order was to wait for the results of the police investigation after which we would take the right legal course of action.

"However, seeing the various, thoughtless accusations made against Yoochun, we've come to think it's meaningless to take action after waiting for the results of the police investigation.  Firstly, we plan to submit a complaint at the Gangnam Police Station on Monday on the charges of blackmail and false accusation against the first accuser for which the minimum facts have at least been gathered. 

"Also, regarding the second round of lawsuits afterwards, we plan to take firm action for false accusations as the facts come out.  We plan to actively cooperate with the police investigation in order to prove Yoochun's chivalry and recover his image."

Tip: Roxana Garcia