On Tuesday, August 21, South Korean police provided updates on BTS' SUGA's DUI incident. Initially, the idol was scheduled to appear for a private investigation on August 14, with the press waiting outside the police station.However, when SUGA didn't show up, it raised questions among the media and netizens. In response, the police released a statement to clarify the situation and update the public on the status and schedule of SUGA's DUI case.They explained that they had to face a few changes with the investigation schedule. Here's what their statement read:"There were several things that happened, so the investigative team is adjusting the schedule (for the summons). We plan on confirming it for this week, and we will not be calling him in on the weekend, or late at night."Since the police have decided to treat the idol's case in similar ways to other perpetrators, the idol will not be involved in conversations and photo sessions with the press.All you need to know about BTS' SUGA's DUI incidentOn August 7, BTS' SUGA was charged with DUI, otherwise known as drinking under the influence. The idol was reportedly riding an electric scooter while drunk from his studio to his apartment, which was approximately 500 meters apart.Following the police report, the idol released a personal statement regarding the same through his Weverse account. He explained that he chose to ride an electric scooter as it was the nearest form of transportation and his house was closeby to the studio. While no one was hurt by the incident, the idol fell off the scooter while making a turn in front of his house.The nearby group of patrol police approached the idol after his fall and took a breathalyzer test. When the test showed the idol was drunk, he was charged with DUI, and his license was revoked. However, the idol believed that the case was concluded following him paying a fine and his license being revoked, further investigations regarding the case are yet to take place.Additionally, the idol also apologized for his actions and expressed regret for driving under the influence when he wasn't aware that it was illegal."I apologize to everyone who has been hurt by my careless and wrong behavior, and I will be more careful with my actions so that this does not happen in the future." wrote SUGA.BigHit Entertainment also released a statement apologizing once again to those who were possibly disappointed by the idol's actions. They also apologized for the miscommunication regarding the case's conclusion.On the other hand, CCTV footage regarding the DUI case was also released by the Korean media outlet, Dong-A Ilbo on August 15, which was confirmed to be true by BigHit Entertainment.