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Harris remains in custody in Tomigusuku, Japan, as prosecutors move to formally charge him under Japan's Narcotics and Psychotropics Control Act.
Customs officials filed a criminal accusation against Harris on December 4, indicating prosecutors are pursuing the MDMA-related offense.
The investigation centers on MDMA under Japan's strict narcotics laws, which carry severe penalties, especially for foreign individuals.

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Jeremy O. Harris, known for Slave Play, was detained in Okinawa after a November 16 arrest at Naha Airport on alleged drug smuggling charges.
Authorities say less than a gram of MDMA was found in his bag, leading to formal charges discussions by Okinawa prosecutors.
Prosecutors have received a criminal complaint, moving the case toward formal charges, with Harris having not disclosed legal representation in Japan.
The report highlights Harris’s theater and screen work, including Zola and HBO’s Euphoria, within Japan’s strict narcotics context.
Japan maintains strict narcotics laws, with penalties that can be severe even for small possession cases.
The story notes past similar incidents involving entertainment figures in Japan, framing the context of drug enforcement.
Harris traveled from the U.K. with a layover in Taiwan, reportedly for tourism before the arrest.
Okinawa is described as a popular vacation destination near Tokyo where the incident occurred.
The report emphasizes Harris’s role as a provocative theater voice and his work beyond stage productions.
The article notes uncertainty about Harris’s comment or legal representation in Japan as the case unfolds.

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Jeremy O. Harris, the Slave Play writer and producer, is reportedly jailed in Japan after an MDMA discovery at a Naha Airport tote bag.
Harris faces a potential seven-year prison term if found guilty under Japan's Narcotics and Psychotropics Control Act.
The arrest follows authorities filing a formal criminal accusation this week.
Harris has been involved in Broadway and screen projects, adding context to the ongoing investigation.
Japan's drug laws are among the world's strictest, complicating Harris's case.
The incident recalls past celebrity cases in Japan where legal penalties have followed drug offenses.
Harris is known for Slave Play and has contributed to theatre, including stage and film ventures.
Harris’s broader work includes producing initiatives and Broadway Off-Broadway projects.
The Reuters report confirms Harris’s detention details and location.
Authorities detained Harris on November 16, with a formal accusation filed in the following days.

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