G-DRAGON, who denies drug charges, turns himself in to the police on November 6th = South Korea

Singer G-Dragon (real name: Kwon JIYEON), who is suspected of taking drugs, has set a date to turn himself in to the police.
Attorney Kim Soo Hyun of K1 Chamber, a law firm that is G-DRAGON's advisory lawyer, issued a position statement on the 31st.
``Kwon Jiyeon personally attended the drug crime investigation group of the Incheon Police Agency's wide-area investigation team on November 6th in order to proceed with the investigation quickly and fairly,'' the statement said.
Next, attorney Kim said, ``I hope that the media will not spread baseless false facts and cause irreparable damage to Kwon Jiyeon, one of Korea's leading K-pop artists.''
I want them to have a responsible attitude." At the same time, he said, ``We will take a very strong stance against speculative reports that are not based on facts related to this, including spreading false facts and defaming people.''
We will respond,” he emphasized. The Incheon Police Agency's Narcotics Crime Investigation Department is currently investigating G-Dragon for violating the drug control law and detaining him without indictment. G has repeatedly denied suspicions of taking drugs.
-DRAGON announced in a position statement issued the day before, ``We have submitted a voluntary letter of intent to attend to the police in the hope that the truth will be uncovered through a prompt investigation.''