Park Na-rae is under investigation for violating the Narcotics Control Act

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The police look into the alleged violation of the law on drug management by broadcaster Park Na-rae.

On the 8th, it was confirmed that the Seoul Gangnam Police Station assigned an investigation team to start an investigation into the case of Park Na-rae and Lee Mo, Park Na-rae's managers, and unnamed medical personnel and pharmacists on the 8th for violating the Control of Narcotics Act (Hyangjeong), violating the Medical Act and Pharmaceutical Act, violating the Waste Management Act, and the Special Measures Act on Health Crimes.

In addition, Mr. Lee's request for an emergency ban on leaving the country has also been handed over and is under review.

Park Na-rae is currently engulfed in the suspicion of receiving illegal medical treatment from Mr. A, who is called 'Aunt of injection'. According to the dispatch on the 6th, Park Na-rae was supplied with antidepressants and other drugs from Mr. A and was hit by Mr. A's office or in his car, not a medical institution.

Not only this, but also Mr. A accompanied Park Na-rae's overseas schedule and was called to the airport and was suspected of being vaccinated.

When such suspicions were raised, Mr. Lee claimed to be the youngest professor at Pogang Medical University Hospital by revealing photos of him wearing a medical gown on his social networking service (SNS), but he deleted all SNS posts when the group of doctors who wanted a fair society said that 'Pogang Medical University did not exist'.

It was pointed out that the pills such as ○○○○ capsules (psychoneural drugs) contained in the 'pre-bedtime medicine' that Park Na-rae received from Mr. Lee were similar to clonazepam-based ribotril tablets.

In addition, there are also suspicions of involvement with other celebrities, such as the appearance of SHINee member Ki's pet dog on Lee's SNS, and the voice of the investigation is getting louder.

In addition to this accusation, Mr. Lee, 'Jusaimo', was also accused by the officials of the Medical Association. On the 8th, Lim Hyun-taek, the president of the Korean Department of Children and Adolescents, said that he accused Mr. Lee of violating the Medical Act, the Pharmaceutical Act, and fraud, and said, "I asked Mr. Lee's husband, manager Park Na-rae, and Park Na-rae to be investigated for joint offenders and absted crimes."

Park Na-rae posted a long article on SNS on the 8th and announced the suspension of her activities. However, he did not mention the relationship with 'Jusaimo' and the suspicion of violating the relevant law.

Jeong Tae-won, a lawyer at LKB Pyeongsan Law Firm, said, "The key to this case is not whether celebrities deviated, but whether it is true that a person who is not a medical person provided drugs and performed injections and fluid procedures." "If the drug in question is a psychotropic drug, the main issue is whether it is provided without a prescription or whether it is repeatedly administered in a place other than a medical institution."

He said, "However, in order to ask the patient himself for criminal responsibility, it is important whether he knew that the drug was illegal, or whether he was involved beyond the level of 'believing that he was a medical professional and was right'." "Violation of the medical law is also centered on the license, place of procedure, and whether it is profitable. This case goes beyond celebrity controversy and shows the danger of illegal medical acts that can be done inadvertently in daily life. The conclusion of the investigation is not only personal responsibility, but also more meaningful what kind of warnings to give to our society's medical management standards."

Reporter Lee Sun-myung 57km@kyunghyang.com