G-DRAGON (BIGBANG) turns himself in to the police... ”There are no facts regarding drug-related crimes.”

South Korean singer G-DRAGON (BIGBANG/Kwon JIYEON, 35) turned himself in to the police. Around 1:25 p.m. on the 6th, G-DRAGON went to Nonhyo in Incheon.
He turned himself in to the Incheon Police Agency's Narcotics Crime Investigation Department at the Incheon Police Station. On this day, G-DRAGON, who appeared in front of the reporters wearing a blue shirt, black suit, and black-rimmed glasses, asked why he turned himself in.
When asked, he said, ``I have to go and investigate.'' ``I have no facts about drug-related crimes. received
"It will come out as soon as possible." Also, when asked about dyeing his hair or hair removal, G-DRAGON answered, ``I've never done it,'' and the store manager said, ``I have to keep an eye on whether people can come in and out of the store.''
He denied any relationship with the doctor, saying, ``There is no connection,'' and added, ``Can I go in for questioning?'' Lastly, when asked, ``I'd like you to say something to your fans,'' he said, ``I'm not too worried.''
"Don't do that, I'll take a proper (interrogation)," he said as he entered the police station. Prior to this, the drug crime investigation unit of the Incheon Police Agency's wide area investigation team investigated G-DRAGON regarding drug management.
A case was filed on suspicion of violating the law. Currently, G-Dragon claims that he does not do drugs. Lawyer Kim Soo Hyun, G-DRAGON's legal representative, said, ``Kwon Jiyeon is a drug addict.''
There is no evidence that he has taken any medication,'' and added, ``I have personally submitted a letter of intent to attend along with my appointment to the drug crime investigation section of the Incheon Police Agency's wide-area investigation team.''
Meanwhile, the police plan to conduct a simple reagent test on G-Dragon, collect urine and hair samples, and request the National Institute of Forensic Science for a detailed examination.