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szdaily -> Entertainment
Pop singer detained over drug abuse
     2014-December-29  08:53    Shenzhen Daily

   

 POPULAR Chinese singer Yin Xiangjie has been detained over drug use and illegal possession of drugs, police said Saturday. This was the latest case of a celebrity getting involved in drug offenses in the country.

    Beijing police arrested 45-year-old Yin in a residential community in Chaoyang District on Thursday evening and seized more than 10 grams of drugs, including crystal methamphetamine, or “ice,” on the scene.

    Yin confessed to illegally possessing and using drugs. He is under criminal detention.

    A Beijing native, Yin became famous after singing “Boat Tracker’s Love,” with songstress Yu Wenhua in 1993.

    China has detained a string of celebrities, including movie and television stars and film directors, on drug-related and prostitution charges, in 2014.

    Chinese kung fu star Jackie Chan’s son Jaycee Chan was prosecuted in Beijing for allegedly providing a venue for drug users last Monday. The prosecution came three months after he was formally arrested following a drug bust at his residence in the capital.

    Beijing Trade Association for Performances said in September it would not hire any stars involved in drug abuse or prostitution.(Xinhua)

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