Overview
- Police say Chung was arrested at Mole in Williamsburg after ordering $149 in food and refusing to pay, leading to a theft‑of‑services arraignment.
- Court records show Judge Jung Park set $1,500 cash or $3,000 bond in the Mole case and added $1,500 for each of two bench warrants, totaling $4,500.
- Jail records list her at the Rose M. Singer Center on Rikers Island as she awaits further proceedings.
- Restaurants and police report a pattern of alleged nonpayment at high‑end venues, bans from at least seven establishments, and a self‑promoted influencer persona with camera and lighting gear.
- Court papers and reporting say she faces a Dec. 2 eviction from a Williamsburg apartment owned by Eliot Spitzer, with monthly rent listed at $3,350.