A man in his 30s who broke into the home of actress Nana (real name Im Jin-ah) and committed robbery has denied an additional charge of making a false accusation. An appeals court sentenced him to seven years in prison for the break-in.

Judge Cho Young-min of Criminal Single-Judge Division 2 at the Seoul Central District Court held the first hearing on November 10 for the man, identified as A, who was indicted on charges of false accusation and theft.

A's side said, "We deny the alleged facts regarding the false accusation charge." His side added that the position is that it does not constitute a false accusation because he did not report false information.

A admitted to stealing items from a large supermarket in Seocho District, Seoul, in November last year. However, he denied part of the charge, saying he did not steal the wine among the items he is accused of taking.

The court said it would continue with witness examination and the submission of opinions on evidence at 2 p.m. on March 16, 2027.

A is accused of stealing wine worth about 23 million KRW (about 16,800 USD) from a large supermarket in Seocho District, Seoul, on about 10 occasions in November last year.

Separately, A was arrested and indicted on a charge of robbery causing injury after he broke into Nana's home in Guri, Gyeonggi Province, in November last year, threatened Nana and her mother with a weapon and demanded money. He was sentenced to seven years in prison in both the first and second trials.

A was also indicted without detention on a false accusation charge on September 16.

Claiming that he had also been attacked and injured, he filed a complaint against Nana during the investigation and trial, accusing her of attempted murder and aggravated assault.

A claims that Nana's side threatened him with a weapon first and tried to persuade him to say that he had brought the weapon himself, in exchange for money.

A man in his 30s who broke into the home of actress Nana (real name Im Jin-ah) and committ …

Nana's Home Invasion Case: 7-Year Sentence and New Accusations Explained