Police have officially cleared two Dispatch reporters of violating the Juvenile Protection Act following their report on actor Cho Jin-woong (born Cho Won-jun). The investigation, conducted by the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency's Anti-Corruption and Public Crime Investigation Unit, concluded that the December reporting did not constitute a legal violation. The reporters had been accused of breaching juvenile protection laws after revealing that the actor had received juvenile protection disposition for crimes committed during his teenage years. The case, which drew significant media attention, was officially resolved with a 'no charges' decision approximately five months after the initial complaint was filed. | Police have officially cleared two Dispatch reporters of violating the Juvenile Protection Act following their report on actor Cho Jin-woong (born Cho Won-jun). The investigation, conducted by the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency's Anti-Corruption and Public Crime Investigation Unit, concluded that the December reporting did not constitute a legal violation. The reporters had been accused of breaching juvenile protection laws after revealing that the actor had received juvenile protection disposition for crimes committed during his teenage years. The case, which drew significant media attention, was officially resolved with a 'no charges' decision approximately five months after the initial complaint was filed.