Three suspects from a suspected group engaged in ‘joint drug use’ were seen moving in a convoy on the 11th, following their completion of pre-arrest questioning and warrant review at the Western District Court in Mapo-gu, Seoul. Last month, a detailed analysis revealed that Captain A, who tragically fell to his death at an apartment complex in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, had consumed drugs prior to the incident. Autopsy and toxicology analysis conducted by the National Institute of Forensic Science confirmed the presence of philopone, ketamine, and a new type of drug in Captain A’s system. Additionally, the police revised their initial estimate of 22 attendees at the scene to 25 individuals.
On the 25th, the Yongsan Police Station in Seoul announced the results of testing Captain A’s urine, hair, and blood for drug ingredients. Various substances, including methamphetamine, ketamine, and ecstasy, were found, along with the presence of a new type of narcotic ingredient in some parts of his body. The police authorities stated that Captain A’s fatal injuries resulted from the fall, causing strong blunt force trauma to his entire body.
We have learned that Officer A will be booked on charges of drug use based on the analysis by the National Forensic Service. However, since Officer A is deceased, the case will not be forwarded to the prosecution. Despite this outcome, the investigation will continue to determine whether Officer A provided drugs at the meeting, where suspicions of ‘group drug use’ have arisen.
In an update, it was discovered that the number of attendees at the meeting was actually 25, not the initially reported 22. During a regular press conference, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency disclosed that three individuals suspected of leading the gathering and supplying drugs were arrested and remanded in custody. The arrested individuals include Mr. Jeong (45), the tenant of the apartment where the meeting occurred and accused of facilitating the venue, Mr. A (31), accused of selling drugs to Officer A, and Mr. Moon (35).
Moving forward, the police intend to charge and investigate 24 individuals, excluding Captain A due to his untimely demise, for violations of the Narcotics Control Act. This will involve a comprehensive inquiry into the matter.
Three suspects from a suspected ‘joint drug use’ group, where a former police officer fell to his death in an apartment complex in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, are moving in a convoy on the 11th after completing pre-arrest questioning ( substantial). warrant review) at the Western District Court in Mapo-gu, Seoul. /News 1
On the 27th of last month, the result of a detailed analysis was released showing that Captain A, who fell to his death at the scene of a suspected ‘joint drug use’ in an apartment in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, had taken drugs before his death. . It was confirmed through an autopsy and toxicology analysis carried out by the National Institute of Forensic Science that Captain A had taken not only philopone and ketamine but also a new type of drug. The police also announced that it was confirmed that the number of people who attended the meeting at the location of the incident was 25, an increase of 3 from the 22 that were initially known.
Yongsan Police Station in Seoul announced on the 25th that the urine, hair and blood of Officer A, who died after falling from an apartment in Yongsan-gu on the 27th of last month, were collected and tested for drug ingredients various substances, including methamphetamine, ketamine, and ecstasy, were found. A new type of narcotic ingredient was also confirmed in parts of Captain A’s body.
The police said, “The main cause of death was that Captain A fell at the time of the incident and suffered fatal injuries due to a strong blunt force acting on his entire body.” It was believed that it was very likely that Captain A had died from damage sustained during the fall.
The police said, “Based on the results of the National Forensic Service’s analysis, we will book Officer A on charges of drug use, etc.” However, they also said, “Since Officer A is already dead, we will not be handing the case over to the prosecution with the decision ‘no right to prosecute.'” The police plan to continue the investigation. to see if Officer A had provided drugs on the site of the meeting where suspicions of ‘group drug use’ were raised.
Meanwhile, it was confirmed that the number of attendees at the meeting was 25, an increase of 3 from the 22 originally reported. In a regular press conference held on the 25th, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency said, “The number of attendees increased by 3 from 22 to 25,” and added, “Three people suspected of leading the meeting and supplying drugs were arrested arrest them and send them away first. .” Those arrested and transferred include Mr Jeong (45), who is the tenant of the flat where the meeting took place and is accused of providing the venue; Mr. A (31), accused of selling drugs to police officer A. Three people, including Mr. Moon (35).
In the future, the police plan to book 24 people, excluding Captain A, who is already dead, on charges of violating the Narcotics Control Act and conduct a general investigation.
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