K-Pop Group Oh My Girl Detained At LA Airport On Suspicion of Being Sex WorkersBBCDec. 12, 2015 |
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A pop group has flown back to South Korea after officials in Los Angeles thought they might be sex workers. The eight members were travelling to America for an album cover shoot but were detained for 15 hours in customs. A statement from the group's record company, WM Entertainment, said authorities held them after going through their costumes and props. "They seem to have mistaken them as sex workers," said a spokesman. Oh My Girl, who formed in March, are thought to be back in South Korean capital Seoul after being released by officials at Los Angeles International Airport. WM Entertainment says it is taking legal advice in the US to find out whether the band's detention was legal. The record company also said there might have been an issue with the type of visa the band members presented. Read More |