KT's Bae Jae-dae reveals he cheated on his junior 11 years ago "I sincerely regret it"

"Hit me 3 times in the butt with a bat during high school team ice hockey"

Victim A, publicized through the Internet Demanding a billion dollars in compensation

KT WIZ outfielder Choi Byung-dae (28) has revealed that he used to hit juniors when he was in high school.

"In 2012, when I was a sophomore at Seongnam High School, 카지노사이트 there was a group slap led by the third-year seniors during a training camp in Taiwan, and I, who was the second-year captain, gave the first-year juniors a slap," he said on his social media account on Sunday, adding, "I hit them three times on the buttocks with a bat."

"I apologized to the juniors after the slap and did not assault them or use profanity afterwards," he said, adding, "I sincerely regret and regret that I accepted uncritically the bad customs that had been passed down in the athletic department."

"We apologized to the poster (of the assault) and tried to respond to their request for compensation, but we were unable to reach an agreement," he said, adding, "We will contact the party through our representatives in the future."

The assault came to light when the victim, Mr. A, recently went public with his story online.

"He hit my body parts with a bat several times, 온라인카지노 swore at me, and made insulting remarks," A claimed, adding that he also hit Myung-chi with his fist.

He said he informed the KT team of the incident earlier this year, and a team official mediated between the two sides, but they were unable to reach an agreement and went public.

However, an official from the placement team said on the 17th, "At that time, the placement team beat the juniors, but he was also a victim of being beaten by the seniors in the third grade," and said, "There is no other assault except that I hit him three times on the buttocks with a bat. He admitted to the three slaps and apologized sincerely to the juniors," he explained.

"Earlier this year, Mr. A contacted the club and demanded compensation," the official said, adding, "He was unable to reach an agreement because he demanded a large amount of money, ranging from tens of millions of won to half of this year's salary (170 million won), which was difficult to accept."

The official said, "He did not commit any ruthless assaults like the ones posted on the Internet," adding, "Many of his former teammates who played baseball at Seongnam High School recently wrote to us saying that he did not commit any assaults other than being a jerk."

Choi is KT's starting outfielder, having played in every game for three consecutive years from 2020 to last year.

This season, 카지노사이트존 he is batting .285 with one home run and 24 RBIs in 55 games.