The Drug Crime Investigation Unit of the Incheon Metropolitan Police has additionally booked 4 individuals for violating the Narcotics Control Act, believed to be affiliated with the latest case involving musician G-Dragon (35).
Currently, 5 individuals have been booked as of October 26 KST, including 4 who are suspected of illegal drug use, and 1 suspected of supplying acquaintances with illegal drugs.
According to new details revealed on this day, one of the booked individuals is a physician, 'A', suspected of supplying celebrities and customers at a private, VIP nighttime establishment with illegal drugs "at no cost".
This establishment, targeting customers of the most elite, upper class, is known to have had actor Lee Sun Gyun as a regular customer. Although G-Dragon did not seem to have frequented the establishment, police still suspect that Lee Sun Gyun and G-Dragon both obtained illegal drugs through a common supplier, 'A'.
Furthermore, 5 other individuals are currently facing internal investigations for suspected involvement in this stream of cases, including an employee of the VIP establishment, a former idol trainee, a 3rd-generation chaebol heiress, and more.
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Providing "free" drugs was never out of generosity- this person got the privilege of partying with the social elite, celebrities and their friends. Likewise, word of mouth would ensure that regular business would be booming for them, and would most likely include the individuals who got the free party favors at these establishments. Dr. Feelgood isn't just a song, it's based on the nickname of a physician who provided pain medication (among other drugs) to some of America's highest elites, including a President Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe. This is not uncommon, so it's not surprising to hear that someone would abuse their status and knowledge of medicine in order to have an "in" with these celebrities, feeding off their addiction in order to grow their business and popularity.
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