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Seven-time WNBA All-Star player Brittney Griner is being held in custody by Russian officials after she was arrested at a Moscow airport.
Vape cartridges containing hashish oil were found in her luggage at Sheremetyevo Airport after she arrived in Russia from New York, according to The New York Times.
Russian news sources said she was arrested in February. Russia's Interfax news agency said a drug-sniffing dog uncovered "so-called 'vapes'" in her luggage with the "narcotic drug cannabis oil."
"As a U.S. citizen was passing through the green channel at Sheremetyevo Airport upon arriving from New York, a working dog from the Sheremetyevo Customs canine department detected the possible presence of narcotic substances in the accompanying luggage," the Russian Federal Customs Service said in a statement, according to multiple reports. "The customs inspection of the hand luggage being carried by the U.S. citizen confirmed the presence of vapes with specifically-smelling liquid, and an expert determined that the liquid was cannabis oil (hash oil), which is a narcotic substance."
Griner, 31, is an American professional basketball player for the Phoenix Mercury of the Women's National Basketball Association. She also won gold while playing for the US women's national basketball team in 2021 and 2016.
Someone with a double digit IQ and the sense of entitlement only intersectional feminism can instill, evidently.Who travels with THC oil and a vape in their luggage as a professional repping our country on business anyway?
Someone with a double digit IQ and the sense of entitlement only intersectional feminism can instill, evidently.
:bigass:Griner, 31, is an American professional basketball player for the Phoenix Mercury of the Women's National Basketball Association. She also won gold while playing for the US women's national basketball team in 2021 and 2016.
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