A 30-year-old woman, identified only as 'G,' has been arrested following a severe accident in which her black Porsche fell off the Banpo Bridge in Seoul. The incident occurred on the evening of the 25th, when G crashed through the railings of the bridge, landing on a river bank below. Following the crash, she was treated for minor injuries at a hospital, while the driver of another vehicle struck by her car also sustained injuries and was taken to the hospital. Police discovered empty bottles of propofol and used syringes at the scene, raising immediate concerns about drug use.

The police have since filed a request for an arrest warrant on charges related to violating the Narcotics Control Act and the Road Traffic Act concerning drug driving. During the investigation, G has reportedly admitted to using drugs while driving. As the case develops, law enforcement is looking into how she obtained the drugs and the implications of her actions under the Traffic Accident Handling Special Act, which may lead to additional charges of bodily injury due to the crash.

This incident highlights the ongoing concerns around drug-impaired driving in South Korea, as authorities strive to improve road safety. As investigations continue, the case is expected to draw significant media attention, given the involvement of a high-end vehicle and the potential for serious repercussions for both the driver and any affected parties.