On February 10, Korean news site Hankook Ilbo claimed that Hellbound actress Yoo Ah-in had tested positive for marijuana. The actress from Seoul Vibe, who is currently being investigated for illegal use of Propofol, tested positive for marijuana but negative for Propofol. According to a medical expert who spoke to Hankook Ilbo on condition of anonymity, Yoo Ah-in’s positive test indicated that she had ingested it for a long time since the Propofol left the body within four days of use. “Marijuana’s THC does not show up on tests 7-10 days after it is consumed. He seems to have recently consumed marijuana”.
during the investigation for habitual use of propofol, Yoo Ah In’s urine test showed positive results for marijuana
cannabis is hard to detect on urine tests after 7-10 days, this means there is a high chance that he has recently used cannabis pic.twitter.com/BkW53CyW5t
— KPOP WORLD INA (@kpopers_family) February 10, 2023
Yoo Ah-agency in pretended not to realize that the actress had tested positive for marijuana.
Yoo Ah-in is forced to take a urine test, which reveals that she has Marijuana in her system. Marijuana is difficult to detect in a urine test after 7-10 days, so it is highly likely that he has used the substance recently. When contacted, the actor’s agency, United Artists Agency (UAA), refused to confirm whether the actor tested positive for cannabis or not. They pretended to be oblivious to the constant media allegations about his drug abuse.
They confirmed that they will fully assist the police investigation and that Yoo Ah-in will draft a strong statement explaining her position and side of the story.
“We have never heard (Yoo Ah In) tested positive for marijuana. Other than that, our stance remains unchanged from our previous statement. We will aggressively assist the police investigation while also actively pursuing what can be explained.”
The Hellbound actor was recently questioned by the police for reportedly consuming Propofol, a sleeping and anesthetic drug banned in South Korea except for surgical treatment. When taken in small doses, it works as a sedative, putting the user in a semi-conscious state. Pain at the injection site, nausea, cough, low blood pressure, severe itching, high blood pressure, and tingling are among the adverse effects. At the time, her agency stated that they (the agency and Yoo Ah-in) would fully cooperate with the police investigation. According to several media sources, Korean police and medical authorities have been following and monitoring Yoo Ah-in for a long time.
The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency summoned the Chicago Typewriter actor a few days ago for allegedly violating the Narcotics Control Act. The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety has asked the police to investigate Yoo Ah who is suspected of using drugs. He has also been banned from leaving the country. After being told about him buying the above-mentioned drug from several hospitals, it is suspected that he has been ingesting Propofol regularly since 2021. The Hellbound actor is one of 51 people on the Korean government’s watch list for drug addiction. Authorities are expanding their investigation by examining and analyzing hospitals in Seoul’s Gangnam and Yongsan districts.
Yoo Ah-present in and future projects are said to be in danger.
Because the actor tested positive for marijuana, the market believed that his current and future efforts were in jeopardy. The actor is best known for his roles in critically acclaimed films and dramas such as Burning, Hellbound, Chicago Typewriter, and Seoul Vibe. This year, he will appear in Netflix’s Goodbye Earth, The Match, and Hi.5. Because of the dispute, the project is said to be delayed. However, Netflix has yet to set a release date or filming date, and has yet to respond to media inquiries.
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Source: SCHOOL TRANG DAI
