'Another marijuana smoking' Kim Ba-da resumes activities one month before trial, saying "I deeply regret it"

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Kim Ba-da, the vocalist of the band Sinawe who caused controversy for possession and inhalation of marijuana, will resume his activities.

On the 28th, a post appeared on Kim Ba-da's Instagram stating, "At this point when I am about to start my activities again, I believe it is proper to convey my feelings to everyone who has waited for me and worried about me, so I am saying this."

Kim Ba-da also posted a photo of his handwritten letter. Through the letter, he said, "I have thought a lot over the past time and deeply reflected," adding, "I caused worry and hurt to those who cared for and trusted me due to what happened in March. Thinking about their feelings hurts my heart as well."

Furthermore, Kim Ba-da stated, "Over the past time, I have looked at my life again and thought a lot about what kind of person I should be," and added, "In the end, I believe the only thing I can do is to slowly show myself through my future actions and life, and through music, rather than words."

He continued, "I feel more deeply now than before how grateful it is to be able to sing and stand on stage," and added, "Once again, I sincerely apologize to those who were hurt."

He also revealed, "I will live more carefully. I will strive to become a better person. And I want to present music filled with sincerity again."

Previously, Kim Ba-da was arrested at around 8:30 p.m. on March 8 in a house located in Sokcho. Marijuana was found at the scene, and it was reported that he admitted to the related charges during police investigation.

In this regard, the Sokcho Branch of Chuncheon District Court rejected the arrest warrant requested against Kim Ba-da on charges of violating the Act on the Control of Narcotics. Subsequently, he was transferred to trial without being detained and is facing his first trial next month.

Kim Ba-da had previously been sentenced to one year in prison with a two-year probation for charges including smoking marijuana with acquaintances between 2008 and 2009 or purchasing marijuana through acquaintances.

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