G-Dragon Relaxed Enough To Make A Joke vs Lee Sun-kyun Bowed 5 Times: Same Charges Different Attitude
G-Dragon’s relaxed attitude during his first police summon draws attention because it is a very different from actor Lee Sun-kyun’s
G-Dragon, who became a suspect for violating the Narcotics Control Act last month, voluntarily attended the investigation of the Incheon Metropolitan Police Agency at around 1:25 p.m. on November 6th.
As soon as G-Dragon got out of the car, he arranged his clothes and walked confidently to the photo line. Although he seemed somewhat distracted, when asked if he admitted to taking drugs, G-Dragon said, “I’ve never committed a drug-related crime,” adding, “I’m here to reveal it.”
G-Dragon came out after undergoing all investigations about four hours later, looked as confident as he did when he entered. He said, “The simplified drug test came out negative,” and added, “I have requested for the thorough test to be conducted soon.” G-Dragon even joked “I laughed and the investigation ended. I’m kidding.”
The singer’s attitude at the investigation became the talk of the town because it is the opposite of Lee Sun-kyun’s. The actor was summoned to the Incheon Metropolitan Police Agency on the 28th of last month.
He is accused of marijuana use under the Narcotics Control Act. At that time, he got out of the black van in a black suit and walked to the photo line with his head down. He then bowed his head five times, expressing his apology.
Lee Sun-kyun said, “I sincerely apologize for causing such great disappointment to many people after being involved in such an unpleasant incident. I will faithfully engage in the investigation with a sincere attitude,” he said, adding, “I feel sorry for my family who are suffering so hard at this moment,” and added, “Once again, I sincerely apologize to everyone.” With these words he entered the investigation room.
Lee Sun-kyun, who came out with a dark face with deep wrinkles after being investigated for about an hour, did not affirm or deny the allegations, but simply said that he “sincerely engaged in the investigation.”
