On February 10, Korean news site Hankook Ilbo reported that Hellbound’s actor Yoo Ah In had tested positive for marijuana. The actor from Seoul Vibe, currently under investigation for illegal use of Propofol, tested positive for marijuana but negative for Propofol. According to an unnamed medical expert who spoke to Hankook Ilbo, a positive test result for Yoo Ah-in shows that he has been taking it for a long time since Propofol was eliminated from the body within a short period of time. four days after consumption. “The THC of cannabis did not show up in tests 7-10 days after it was consumed. He appears to have recently used marijuana.”
During the investigation into the habit of using propofol, Yoo Ah In’s urine test was positive for marijuana.
Urine test hardly detects cannabis after 7-10 days, which means he is highly likely to have recently used marijuana pic.twitter.com/BkW53CyW5t
– KPOP INA WORLD (@kpopers_family) February 10, 2023
Yoo Ah’s agency pretended not to know that the actor had tested positive for marijuana.
Yoo Ah-in was forced to take a urine test, the results showed that he had marijuana in him. The urine test did not detect marijuana after 7-10 days, so he most likely used the substance recently. When approached, the actor’s agency, United Artists Agency (UAA), declined to confirm whether the actor tested positive for marijuana. They pretended not to know about the media’s constant accusations regarding his drug abuse.
They confirmed that they will fully support the police investigation and Yoo Ah-in will draft a strong statement explaining the position and side of the story.
“We have never heard of (Yoo Ah In) being positive for marijuana. Besides, our position remains unchanged from our previous statement. We will actively support the police investigation and actively work on what can be explained.”
The Hellbound actor was recently questioned by police for allegedly taking Propofol, a sleeping and anesthetic drug banned in South Korea for surgical treatments. When taken in small doses, it acts as a sedative, sending the user into a semi-conscious state. Pain at the injection site, nausea, cough, hypotension, severe itching, increased blood pressure and tingling sensations are among the side effects. At that time, his agency indicated that they (the company and Yoo Ah-in) would fully cooperate with the police investigation. According to some media sources, the Korean police and health authorities have been tracking and monitoring Yoo Ah-in for quite a while.
The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency summoned the Chicago Typewriter actor a few days ago for allegedly violating the Drug Control Act. The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety has asked the police to investigate Yoo Ah In’s suspicion of drug use. He has also been banned from leaving the country. After it was reported that he had purchased the said drug from several hospitals, it is suspected that he has been taking Propofol regularly since 2021. The Hellbound actress is one of 51 people on the list. Korea government’s drug addiction tracker. Authorities are expanding their investigation by examining and analyzing hospitals in Seoul’s Gangnam and Yongsan districts.
Yoo Ah’s current and future projects are said to be in jeopardy.
Since the actor tested positive for marijuana, the market believes his current and future business ventures are in jeopardy. The actor is best known for his roles in critically acclaimed films and television series 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, his projects are said to be on hold. However, Netflix has yet to decide on a release or filming date and has not yet responded to media inquiries.
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Source: vothisaucamau.edu.vn
