Will PSY finally appear in front of the media on suspicion of violating medical law? Korean police announce ”questioning policy”

The South Korean police announced that they plan to question singer PSY. On the 8th, Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency Commissioner Park Hyun-soo announced this at a regular press conference held at the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency in Jongno-gu, Seoul.
The deputy said, "We haven't conducted an attendance investigation on PSY yet, but we plan to question him." Park said, "We are currently investigating those involved and analyzing the seized items."
"We are continuing our investigation into how the certificate was issued and the people involved in the process," the police said. PSY has been charged with violating the Medical Care Act and is currently under investigation. PSY will be taking a leave of absence from 2022.
Until recently, he is suspected of being prescribed the psychotropic drugs Xanax and Stills at a general hospital in Seoul without a face-to-face consultation and receiving them through his manager.
In relation to this, PSY's management office, P NATION, stated, "It was a clear mistake and oversight to have received sleeping pills, which are specialized medicines, on someone else's behalf. We apologize for this." "Singer PSY is suffering from chronic
He was diagnosed with a sleep disorder and is taking sleeping pills as prescribed by medical staff." He also said that he has been taking the prescribed dosage of sleeping pills under the guidance of medical staff.
In 2001, PSY was fined 5 million won (approximately 520,000 yen) for marijuana use, and in 2007, while serving as an industrial service worker, he was fined 5 million won (approximately 520,000 yen) for marijuana use.
It was revealed that he had continued his activities without permission and even performed without permission, and he was ordered by the Military Manpower Administration to re-enlist in the military.
PSY, who has a history of such issues, will not be allowed to appear at the police station this time.
There is a lot of interest in whether he will appear before the press (when a suspect appears before the police or prosecutors and briefly answers questions) in court.