Kim Jong-un Impersonator at winter Olympics

A Kim Jong-un impersonator calling himself “Howard” has apparently trolled North Korea, after walking past North Korean cheer leaders dancing and waving a Korean unification flag during a hockey match in Gangneung, South Korea.

At the united Korea vs Japan womens' hockey game, an apparent Kim Jong-un impersonator starts dancing in front of North Korean cheerleaders. Apparent employees of the DPRK push him aside. He's now sitting nearby giving interviews (in English) pic.twitter.com/PeVJYtri5Y

— Vincent Bevins (@Vinncent) February 14, 2018

Security guards quickly ushered the impersonator away from the area but apparently police were left unsure what to do with the man as no crime was committed.

Police have now surrounded and asked the apparent impersonator to come with him, he says his name's Howard, was just cheering and looks like this, and didn't commit any crime. Refuses to go with them. South Korea police apparently unsure what to do pic.twitter.com/pGzvV0ufcq

— Vincent Bevins (@Vinncent) February 14, 2018

It is believed that “Howard” was by officials told that he had violated a Winter Games’ rule which bars political statements.

Howard responded by saying that he had done nothing wrong and that he could not control the way that he looked saying

“I just showed up with my flag and my face…” adding “If you don’t like my face there’s nothing you can do about it, I was born this way.”