BIGBANG member GD was recently reported to be involved in drug scandal and has been under police investigation. He voluntarily presented himself to the police for questioning, however, all test results were negative. GD continues to deny any drug-use allegations. Even his older sister, Kwon Dami, can't stand it and harshly criticized, "The police seem to be writing novels".
However, according to reports from Korean media, based on the statement of the hostess in the entertainment venue, she told the police, "In early December of last year, I saw GD leaving the restroom and found strange packaging paper. After that, GD's behavior was also not quite normal." To verify this, the police started an investigation into GD.
The statement from the female hostess who worked at the adult entertainment place is central to the whole drug case. Korean media revealed that she had sexual transactions with Lee Sun-kyu. She initially reported to the police that Lee Sun-kyu was smoking marijuana, and later also indicated to the police that GD was also suspected.
Following up, the police also applied to the court to seize GD's phone to confirm whether there were any drug-related messages. However, the court rejected the request due to "lack of criminal evidence", and even now, a search warrant has not been issued.
GD voluntarily appeared at the police station on the 6th, providing urine, hair, and fingernail samples for testing, but the detailed report has not yet been released. However, some Korean media speculate that the investigation against GD started merely because a female head of department found him suspicious, questioning the fairness of the investigation.
Additionally, it was rumored yesterday that GD had undergone full body hair removal in order to dodge drug testing, which both GD and his older sister vehemently denied. On the 10th, GD's lawyer, Kim Soo Hyun, officially declared to the media that "The rumor about hair removal being done to destroy evidence is false." The court rejected the request to confiscate GD's communication records due to "lack of evidence of a crime."
GD also released a statement through his lawyer, stressing that he never had a full-body hair removal. He said he will actively cooperate with investigations and added, "In addition to the body hair previously requested by the police, we are also willing to voluntarily provide our leg hair." The lawyer also stated that the length of GD's hair already provided was sufficient for analysis. It was also emphasized that GD had never dyed or bleached his hair in the past, once again emphasizing that he would not evade drug testing.
