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Ex-Pop Star’s Ex Caught Buying Marijuana in Bangkok

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A famous singer’s ex is under suspicion of indulging in drugs once again.

MHN Sports reported, based on eyewitness accounts, “She was seen this month purchasing marijuana with a group of friends at a marijuana store in Bangkok, Thailand.”

She initially browsed the store, then withdrew cash from a convenience store ATM before reentering the store.

A appeared with a man who looked to be a resident. She seemed to have arrived that day, as she was seen dragging around a suitcase.

An eyewitness said, “I am certain it was her because I know her very well,” and also submitted photos as evidence.

In the past, she has served jail time for multiple charges of using methamphetamine.

If this tip-off is confirmed, she could face charges for violating the Narcotics Control Act. Smoking or consuming marijuana can result in imprisonment for up to 5 years or a fine of up to 50 million won (approximately $36,000) in South Korea.

According to the principle of nationality in South Korean criminal law, South Korean citizens can be penalized for smoking or consuming narcotics even in countries where drugs are legal.

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