[Official] Juice Se-yeon: "No facts of drug or marijuana use whatsoever" [Full Text]

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YouTuber and BJ Juice Se-yeon (26, real name In Se-yeon), who was formally charged under the Narcotics Control Act for suspected violation involving narcotic substances, has once again denied the allegations.

On the afternoon of the 3rd, Juice Se-yeon posted a statement through her legal representative, lawyer Ahn Hyung-seo of Myosu Law Firm, on Instagram.

Lawyer Ahn stated, "Regarding recent reports, we will clarify the facts within the confirmed scope." He explained, "This matter originated from an incident in which Juice Se-yeon's partner consumed a sleeping pill (containing zolpidem) during escalated conflicts between them and was subsequently transported to the emergency room for treatment."

He further emphasized, "There is no fact that Juice Se-yeon obtained a prescription for sleeping pills on behalf of others or was involved in such matters. We clearly deny any illegal possession or use of narcotics or marijuana."

Lawyer Ahn added, "At the time, Juice Se-yeon did not fully recognize the legal implications and risks of consuming someone else's sleeping pills, but after receiving legal advice, she has clearly realized her mistake and deeply reflected on it."

He also stated, "Juice Se-yeon appeared before law enforcement authorities on August 4 and voluntarily provided her medical prescription and medication records, cooperating fully with the investigation. On that day, she voluntarily submitted her hair for examination without any cuts or dyeing. Contrary to some suspicions raised elsewhere, Juice Se-yeon changed her hairstyle through cutting and bleaching approximately three weeks after the voluntary submission date, on August 25. This change in style has no connection to the police investigation, which we reiterate clearly in this statement."

He continued, "We respectfully request that you refrain from spreading speculation or malicious rumors suggesting that Juice Se-yeon was involved in obtaining sleeping pills through proxy prescriptions or illegally acquiring and using marijuana or other drugs. We sincerely apologize for causing concern to many people."

Previously, on July 30, the Seoul Gangnam Police Station formally charged three individuals, including Juice Se-yeon and BJ K, who were in a romantic relationship, with suspected violations of the Narcotics Control Act without detention and began their investigation. The police are currently investigating circumstances involving illegal consumption and proxy prescriptions of zolpidem, a controlled narcotic sleeping pill.

K had previously apologized on the 27th of last month during a live broadcast, admitting to proxy prescribing of sleeping pills and cooperation with police investigations, stating, "I am now being prescribed normally. I am sorry for creating this problem."

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