Psy, it was a drug surrogate singer, Mr. A...Apparent mistake, police investigation underway (Full Story)
Aug 28, 2025
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On the 28th, the agency P Nation said "It is a clear mistake and negligence to receive a specialized medicine, sleeping pills by proxy. I'm sorry."
On the 27th, the Seodaemun Police Station in Seoul announced that it had booked a famous singer A and a doctor B at a university hospital in Seoul on charges of violating the medical law.
According to KBS, A was consistently prescribed Xanax and Stilnox, an anti-anxiety drug, at a general hospital where B was present without face-to-face treatment from 2022 until recently, and his manager has received them instead.
The police raided the hospital to secure A's medical records.
Xanax and Steelnox are psychotropic drugs used to treat anxiety disorders, depression, and sleep disorders. Due to its high dependence, it can only be prescribed by a doctor after examining the patient directly. The current medical law prohibits people who are not the patient themselves from receiving the prescription in principle, and violations can result in up to one year in prison or a fine of up to 10 million won.
As a result, it was argued that A's identity would be Psy, and Psy quickly admitted his mistake and bowed his head. However, it was made clear that it was not an illegal drug prescription, but a proxy receipt.
P Nation "Psy is diagnosed with chronic sleep disorders and is taking sleeping pills according to the medical staff's prescription. Sleepers have been prescribed a prescribed dose under the guidance of medical staff, and there has been no proxy prescription. In the process, three people took sleeping pills
Next is the full entry of P Nation.
Hello, this is P Nation.
This is the position on the case of singer Psy's proxy receipt of sleeping pills.
It is a clear mistake and negligence to receive sleeping pills, a specialized drug. I'm sorry.
Singer Psy is diagnosed with a chronic sleep disorder and is taking sleeping pills according to the medical staff's prescription.
Sleepers have been prescribed a prescribed dose under the guidance of medical staff, and there has been no proxy prescription.
In the process, there were cases where three people received sleeping pills by proxy, and the police are investigating recently.
Once again, I'm sorry for the concern.
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