Posted on 04/06/2013 9:45:53 PM PDT by TSA-Watch
Lindsay Lohan isn't the only person in her life with drug problems. Her BFF / boy toy was arrested on Tuesday after trying to sneak past TSA agents with a large stash of drugs in his carry-on and in his crotch.
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Yes...because they usually do get a pass.
ping
These people must spend 95% of their waking hours effed-up out of their minds...
Lindsay Lohan isn't the only person in her life with drug problems. HerFixed!BFF / boy toydrug mule was arrested on Tuesday....
Indian-American hotelier Vikram Chatwal arrested in US for drug possession released on bond
By Yoshita Singh, PTI, DNA, Friday, April 5, 2013
According to the police report, 41-year-old Chatwal has been charged with one count of trafficking of drugs and seven counts of possession of cocaine, heroin and other drugs.
Indian-American hotelier Vikram Chatwal, arrested earlier this week at a Florida airport for allegedly carrying drugs, has been released on bond.
According to the TMZ website, the city-based millionaire hotel owner was arrested on April 2 at the Fort Lauderdale/ Hollywood International Airport after Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officials found drugs hidden in Chatwal’s luggage as he was about to board the flight.
A spokeswoman at the Broward Sheriff’s Office in Florida said that Chatwal was released on April 3 on a bond of about USD 56,000.
When contacted to comment on the arrest, the Sant Chatwal-led Hampshire Hotels and Resorts said the company has “no comment on the issue at this time.”
According to the police report, 41-year-old Chatwal has been charged with one count of trafficking of drugs and seven counts of possession of cocaine, heroin and other drugs.
The report said Chatwal was stopped by TSA’s Behaviour Detection Officers at the Florida airport and a search of his carry-on bag revealed several different types of loose white pills that appeared to be controlled substances.
The officials also found a small piece of white plastic wrap in Chatwal’s jacket pocket that contained a white powder substance, which turned out to be cocaine, the report claimed.
Chatwal was then placed under arrest and searched by officials who found that he had hidden a bag in his pants that contained quantities of drugs including heroin and marijuana.
He also possessed several pills, including sedatives, for which he did not have any prescription, the report claimed.
“The arrestee provided a statement to narcotics detectives wherein he admitted possessing and purchasing the controlled substances illegally,” Officer Carmen Hunsinger said in the police report.
Chatwal, who has acted in a few Indian movies, owns the Dream Downtown Hotel here, a popular venue for celebrity events. He has previously been admitted twice to rehabilitation facilities for alcohol addiction.
cocaine
buprenorphine (an opioid)
clonazepam (a sedative)
alprazolam (Xanax)
lorazepam (muscle relaxants)
ketamine (a horse tranquilizer)
marijuana
So that’s what, a weekend’s worth for LiLo?
It would probably last her about a half an hour.
I thought TSA was created to look for weapons and bombs? Are they the pot police now?
*snort* It’s the buprenorphine that puzzles me.
Dream Hotel’s for sale soon cheap, get yer cash ready! Gotta feed the sharks.
he’s an addict..... he doesn’t think at all
I don’t personally get wanting to try this crap at all.
Figured, but it's crappy for that purpose: It's a partial agonist, and binds semi-irreversible to the opioid receptors so better ones won't work for a long period of time. Ah well, no-one ever said junkies were smart.
boy toy? I thought she was with some blonde lesbian?
Well you know, when you want to get high, you,want to explore all 13 dimensions of it.
What, no Propofol?
Piker.
Boyfriend?????
I thought she was into girls!
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