Rapper Sik-K (real name Kwon Min-sik, 31) has been sentenced to 3 years and 6 months in prison for drug-related charges—marking a serious moment in his ongoing trial.

⚖️ Prosecution Pushes for Heavy Sentence—Cites Repeat Offense During Probation

On March 20, the Seoul Western District Court held the final hearing for Sik-K, who was charged with violating the Narcotics Control Act (marijuana and other drugs).

Prosecutors demanded 3 years and 6 months of prison time, stating, "As a well-known rapper, the defendant had a heavier moral responsibility. However, despite being on probation for a previous drug offense, he reoffended—proving the severity of his actions."

💬 Sik-K Apologizes in Court—"I've Never Felt So Ashamed"

With his head bowed, Sik-K expressed remorse: "I don't think I've ever felt this ashamed. I'm deeply reflecting on my actions. If I'm given a chance, I will live the rest of my life repenting and making it up to my family and my team."

🔎 Timeline of Offenses—Ketamine, Ecstasy, and Marijuana Use Revealed

According to prosecutors, Sik-K used ketamine and ecstasy between October 1-9, 2023. He also smoked marijuana on January 11, 2023, and was caught possessing it again on January 13.

What's notable is that Sik-K turned himself in—approaching an officer near the Seoul Regional Veterans Office on January 19, 2023, asking, "Is this the police station?" before confessing his drug use.

📅 Verdict Set for May 1—Court to Decide Sik-K's Fate

After taking over the case, prosecutors indicted Sik-K without detention in June 2023. The final sentencing is scheduled for May 1.