RBC reported a positive test for drugs ex-Senator Dzhabrailov

Former Senator from Chechnya, businessman Umar Dzhabrailov, during firing at the Four Seasons hotel, was intoxicated - this result was obtained during a medical examination. This was reported by RBC with reference to a source in the capital's law enforcement agencies. Earlier, the sources of the Moscow Agency and REN-TV stated the same.

The Moscow State University of Internal Affairs refused to comment, saying that the results of the medical examination were not disclosed as data from the investigation. In turn, the press secretary of the ex-senator Grigory Gorchakov said: “I don’t think this is like that, it looks like a duck in the media.” Gorchakov also said that everything is fine with Dzhabrailov, "he is restored."

Dzhabrailov himself explained the shooting in the hotel room with an “annoying oversight” . According to him, he decided to check his gun, which he did not use for several years, and accidentally shot into the air.

About the detention of Dzhabrailov after he shot at a hotel from award weapons, it became known on August 30. It was reported that Dzhabrailov with a gun in his hands was noticed in the elevator of the hotel; The businessman who arrived on calling the police first said that he would not give up “without a fight”, but then allowed to put on handcuffs. In the Chinese Gorod police department, Article 213 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (hooliganism) was brought up on Dzhabrailov, and later released on a recognizance not to leave. RBC sources reported that unknown white powder and pills found in his room, they were sent for examination.