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Rapper D.Ark Arrested for Drug Use Days After Album Release
BREAKING: South Korean rapper D.Ark has been arrested on October 26, 2023, just three days after the release of his latest album. The Mokpo Police Station executed an arrest warrant for D.Ark, suspecting him of both distributing and using marijuana, in violation of South Korea’s Narcotics Control Act.
Authorities report that the rapper, known for his appearances on Mnet’s Show Me The Money 777 and High School Rapper 4, is currently under investigation for serious drug offenses. Sources indicate that D.Ark has denied all allegations during police questioning, raising questions among fans and industry insiders alike.
The timing of this arrest has sent shockwaves through the music community, as it follows closely on the heels of his album drop on October 23, 2023. The album includes the tracks “1010,” “Girlfriend,” and “Sorry for Cheating,” which had garnered significant attention just days prior to this incident.
Fans are expressing disbelief online, with many taking to social media to voice their support for D.Ark. The rapper, who is of Korean-Chinese descent from Yanbian, had recently signed with PSY’s agency P Nation but left after less than a year. He has since been working under the smaller management company, Gazplan.
As the investigation unfolds, there has been no official statement from D.Ark’s agency regarding the allegations. This developing story is poised to have significant implications for the rapper’s career and the broader K-pop industry.
Authorities continue to investigate the matter, and updates are expected shortly. Stay tuned as we bring you the latest developments on this urgent news story.
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