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T.O.P’s mother expresses distrust in police reports

By Lim Jeong-yeo
Published : June 7, 2017 - 14:19
T.O.P’s family is disputing police reports that said the star is “asleep” under the influence of drugs he took.

On Wednesday morning, T.O.P’s mother teared up in front of the reporters gathered at Ewha Womans University Medical Center in Yangcheon-gu, Seoul, where T.O.P is hospitalized.

She told the reporters, “My son is in bad shape. It’s as if he is dying. Police told the media that he’s drowsy from sleeping pills but that’s misinforming the public.”


(Yonhap)


“He was brought to the hospital unconscious. The doctor has confirmed this,” added T.O.P’s mother, who was seen speaking to the police.

According to YG Entertainment. T.O.P’s family is very upset that the police announced T.O.P is “asleep.” The family said that he is actually unconscious and wearing an oxygen mask.

Visiting T.O.P at the hospital is restricted and only a few family members are staying by his side.

A YG Entertainment representative told a local media outlet, “Even if he awakens, we are not sure if he had his oxygen cut off when he was first found unconscious.”

On the previous day, police claimed it was false information that T.O.P was unconscious.

Police announced Tuesday that “according to the doctor’s statement, T.O.P is not in a critical condition, but he is asleep as the drug he took had sleep inducing effects.”

“It will take a day or two for the drug to wear off and afterward, T.O.P will have no trouble going back to his normal life,” they added.

T.O.P was indicted Monday under charges of smoking marijuana. He was found Tuesday showing symptoms similar to a drug overdose inside the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency in Yangcheon-gu.

Since February, T.O.P has been carrying out his mandatory military service as a conscripted policeman. He had been stationed at the Gangnam Police Station in Seoul, but was transferred to a different police corps following his indictment.

By Lim Jeong-yeo (kaylalim@heraldcorp.com)

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