Unraveling the controversy: G-Dragon’s drug scandal

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Unraveling the controversy: G-Dragon’s drug scandal

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Showbiz

November 14

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Recent developments surrounding the drug scandal involving G-Dragon and actor Lee Sun Kyun have ignited fervent discussions within the online community. On November 13, the National Police Agency of South Korea held a press conference to address public inquiries regarding the alleged drug-related misconduct of G-Dragon from BIGBANG and actor Lee Sun Kyun (Parasite). Notably, the police spokesperson revealed

, stating, "We initiated the investigation into G-Dragon and Lee Sun Kyun based on statements from individuals; however, no concrete evidence has been found yet."

Simultaneously, the police elucidated

, emphasizing, "The drug investigation is not solely reliant on authentic results from forensic agencies but also stems from statements of involved individuals and medical data. We are currently in the phase of forming the indictment. At this stage, the investigative agency must verify the statements obtained during the preliminary information gathering."

Therefore, it is urged that the public refrains from prematurely concluding that the police investigation into G-Dragon and Lee Sun Kyun is baseless.

The controversy involving Lee Sun Kyun and G-Dragon has stirred widespread attention across Asia. Initially, actor Lee, from the renowned Lee family, was under investigation for allegedly frequently using drugs at the residence of a female bar manager. During interrogation, this woman implicated G-Dragon, prompting the police to broaden the scope of their investigation.

Following the explosive revelation of the scandal, BIGBANG's leader swiftly denied allegations of drug use. On the evening of November 6, G-Dragon voluntarily presented himself to the police for investigation. By the same night, the 1988-born rapper received negative results in

. However, the police will continue to send samples of the singer's hair and urine to the National Forensic Service for in-depth analysis.