By Dong Sun-hwa Kim Hee-chul of K-pop act Super Junior spent two hours being interviewed by police in Seoul, South Korea, last Friday after filing a complaint against online trolls for allegedly defaming and insulting him. The K-pop star, better known by his stage name Heechul, and his fans had collected a slew of malicious comments against him for three months. On July 21, Kim filed the complaint with Seoul Central Prosecutors’ Office. He uploaded a photo of the complaint on his Instagram on July 22, saying: “There will be no mercy. Even if I seek a settlement, all the money will go to my lawyers.” Following the police interview last Friday, Kim told media outlet Joongang Ilbo that he accused dozens of people. “I collected tens of thousands of negative comments but didn’t have enough time to organise them all,” he said. “I will track down as many people as possible in the coming days. Online trolls have harassed a lot of people and made them shed tears, so they should be punished.” Kim made his debut as a member of Super Junior in 2005 with the album “Super Junior 05”. He is now appearing on JTBC’s popular show Knowing Bros . Read the full story at the Korea Times