SEOUL ---Police raided the production company of the K-pop audition TV series "Produce 101" on Wednesday. According to the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency, the agency's cybercrime investigation unit executed a search and seizure operation at cable channel Mnet's headquarters in Mapo, western Seoul. Mnet --owned by mass media and entertainment conglomerate CJ ENM --asked police to investigate its production team Friday after viewers raised suspicion of manipulation of the viewer poll results that determined the winners. Top-ranking contestants are given opportunities to sign with a major record label. A group of viewers had earlier expressed they intended to file formal c...
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