All right, here we go! I know some people are wondering why they haven't been submitting arrest warrants yet, but we have to remember that there are some key players who have SEVERAL tendrils throughout this entire investigation. Seungri is one such person, so it will probably be a bit longer before an official warrant for his arrest is submitted for a couple of reasons. One, they want to make sure they catch him on everything, and considering how deeply muddled his actions and connections are, they have to make sure they have the most solid case against him. Furthermore, if he is willing (for once) to give them further information on subjects which may not be available to the public in order to find other culprits in this investigation, it could shave off a bit of excess for him. Don't get me wrong, the man is done, but when it comes to scandals that run this deep, at this point lawyers are trying to figure out the best and worst case scenarios, as well as test the waters to see what (if anything) the prosecution would be willing to give in exchange for honest (if he's capable of doing so) testimony.

I just hope that this is not just physically detain and let him loose after paying some fine. With public trials, I hope that, they could use this incident as a case study on how to change the Korea laws as a whole, especially in recidivism act.