G-DRAGON (BIGBANG) appears at the police for the first time today, ``actively cooperating''...Detailed hair and other tests are scheduled after a simple reagent test

Singer G-DRAGON (BIGBANG), who is suspected of taking drugs, turned himself in to the police on the 6th for his first interrogation.
Incheon National Police Agency Narcotics Crime Investigation Department
G-DRAGON, who is under suspicion, will be summoned and questioned as a suspect in the afternoon of the same day. G-DRAGON went to Nonhyeon Police Station, Incheon, where the drug crime investigation office is located.
head and is interrogated. Previously, actor Lee Sun Kyun, who was indicted on suspicion of taking drugs, was also investigated at the Incheon Nonhyeon Police Station. On the same day, the police
The plan is to conduct a simple reagent test on G-DRAGON to confirm whether he is on medication, etc., then collect his urine and hair samples, and request the National Institute of Forensic Science for a detailed examination.
In addition, through Mr. A, the entertainment facility manager in Seoul/Gangnam,
We plan to investigate his relationship with the current doctor who gave drugs to G-Dragon.
The police plan to ask G-Dragon to voluntarily submit his cell phone in order to confirm the details of his calls.
Previously, G-Dragon stated through his lawyer, ``There is no evidence that he administered drugs,'' and ``I will not contact the investigating agency.''
We will actively cooperate with the investigation." Currently, there are a total of 10 people, including G-Dragon and Lee Sun Kyun, who are being investigated or investigated by the Incheon Police Agency on suspicion of drug administration.
Police arrested Mr. A in mid-September while confirming information that ``drugs were being distributed at an entertainment facility in Gangnam, Seoul.''
Criminal charges were filed against four people, including Lee Sun Kyun and G-Dragon.
A total of five people, including a third-generation chaebol family, a talented composer, and an aspiring singer.
We believe that there is a suspicion that he may have been taking drugs, so we are conducting a pre-trial investigation (internal investigation).