The singer and rapper denied any wrongdoing and said there is no truth to the allegations. Read more at straitstimes.com.
K-pop star G-dragon arrives at Nohyeon Police Station in Incheon on Nov 6 to undergo his first questioning over suspicions of drug use.
After the allegations in late October, shares of some K-pop agencies, including G-Dragon’s former agent YG Entertainment, fell, though they have since rebounded. “There is no truth to the accusation of illegal drug-related crime,” he said when asked whether he abused illegal drugs. South Korea has tough drug laws, and crimes are typically punishable by at least six months in prison or up to 14 years for repeat offenders and dealers.
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