The police failed to catch the physical evidence of Lee Sun-kyun and G-Dragon, and the female chief was arrested, followed by the current doctor.

A warrant examination is underway for Dr. Hyun-sik A, who is accused of giving drugs to actor Lee Sun-kyun (48), who is suspected of drug use.

According to the legal community, at 2:30 pm on the 27th, a substantive warrant review will be conducted for Mr. A, who has requested a prior arrest warrant for violating the Narcotics Control Act.

Mr. A is suspected of providing drugs to Seon-gyun Lee and others through Mr. B (29, female, arrested), the manager of a Gangnam entertainment bar. It was reported that the police previously searched and seized Mr. A's home and hospital located in Gangnam, Seoul and secured evidence. Mr. A is known as a person who made his name known by appearing on comprehensive channel health programs in the past.

Meanwhile, the police investigation into Lee Sun-kyun and Big Bang's G-Dragon (35, real name Kwon Ji-yong), who were booked in connection with this incident, is experiencing difficulties. There is criticism that an unreasonable investigation was carried out based only on Mr. B's testimony.

According to the police on the 24th, the Incheon Police Agency recently received notification from the National Institute of Forensic Science (National Forensic Service) that the second detailed analysis of Lee Seon-gyun's body hair came back negative. The police confiscated Lee Seon-gyun's body on two occasions and collected body hair to secure physical evidence related to the charges, but it seems they ultimately failed. The industry speculation is that if this continues, it will be difficult for the police to send Lee Sun-gyun to the prosecution with a recommendation for indictment.

G-Dragon received a negative result in a reagent test during his voluntary appearance on the 6th, and later received a negative result in the hair analysis results of the National Forensic Service. These results imply the possibility of being drug-free for at least 10 months. However, this excludes cases where there has been an act that interferes with the test results, such as dyeing or discoloring.

Afterwards, the National Forensic Service is said to have recently notified the police that no drug substances were detected in G-Dragon's fingernails. G-Dragon received negative results in all three tests and appears to be gaining further strength in his claim of innocence. He showed confidence by hinting at a strong response to malicious comments and defamation.

Choi Ji-ye, Ten Asia Reporter wisdomart@tenasia.co.kr