Police conducted search and seizure at YG, but… Police find G-Dragon and Yang Hyun-sok not guilty of copyright infringement [Star Issue]

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It has been revealed that police decided not to refer the case for prosecution regarding singer G-Dragon (real name Kwon Ji-yong) and Yang Hyun-sok, General Producer of YG Entertainment, who were reported for suspected violations of copyright law.

According to police on the 7th, the Seoul Mapo Police Station determined that there was no basis for the charges against G-Dragon and Yang Hyun-sok regarding suspected copyright law violations, and decided not to refer the case for prosecution on April 7.

Previously, composer A reported Kwon and Yang, among others, to the Seoul Mapo Police Station around November 2024, alleging that YG Entertainment infringed on their copyright by unauthorized duplicating a song they created and producing and distributing it as an album.

After receiving the complaint, police investigated those involved in the case and conducted search and seizure at YG Entertainment headquarters and other locations last year, but are known to have determined that the charges were not substantiated.

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