In Moscow, police detained 27-year-old Anna Glazova, who was on the federal wanted list on suspicion of drug possession, and drew up an administrative report on her, the Moscow agency reports , citing a source in law enforcement agencies. Glazova was the heroine of an article in the publication “My friend, you are a transformer,” which stated that she had been using heroin for ten years.
The press service of the Moscow Ministry of Internal Affairs told Mediazona that traffic police officers from the South-Western District of the city detained a 27-year-old girl when she tried to hide from them. However, the department did not name her. During her arrest, she was found in possession of a transparent jar containing a gray substance. The Moscow agency was informed by the press service that a substance weighing 0.4 grams was found, possibly heroin. He was sent for examination.
The girl was taken to the Tekstilshchiki police station. An administrative protocol may be drawn up against her under Article 6.8 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (drug trafficking). The press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs clarified that the detainee had previously been put on the federal wanted list on suspicion of drug trafficking, but we are talking about Article 228 of the Criminal Code.
According to a source from the Moscow agency in law enforcement agencies, the police detained Anna Glazova, about whom the publication “My friend, you are a transformer” wrote. In the article, the girl stated that she had been using heroin for ten years.
previously Baza wrote that in December, after the publication of an article about her, the police opened a criminal case, but after interrogation she was released on her own recognizance. However, on January 3, she was put on the federal wanted list. According to Baza , after being detained in Moscow, the girl was taken to the hospital. does not name the sources of its information Baza .
On the day the article was published, Roskomnadzor asked the Ministry of Internal Affairs to check the publication. The next day, the Ministry of Internal Affairs demanded that the article be blocked - the department decided that the material contained information aimed at creating a positive image of drug users.