Love Island star jailed in Dubai after clip emerged of her snorting white substance in super-strict country

[troubled soul]

Love Island star jailed in Dubai after clip emerged of her snorting substance

LOVE Island star Kaz Crossley has been jailed in Dubai on suspicion of drug offences. The fashion and beauty influencer was detained at Abu Dhabi airport in transit for a flight to Thailand. It is …

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Love Island star Kaz Crossley 'is jailed in Dubai on suspicion of drug offences'

 

[RealDude]

Death penalty?

 

[VESTANON]

Right about now, A-list celebraties, should avoid transitting the UAE....as they would all be found guilty.

 

[marioIT]

lovely how these people are stars in western countries and inmates in UAE

 

[TheCryptoAnt]

Casual Emirates W

 

[manukahoney]

When in Rome...
It's silly that people come to a conservative Muslim country and behave like they used to in their Western homeland. I do not approve UAE methods and find the whole "Dubai is a new place to be" an absurdist utopia, but maybe do some research before travelling, yea?

 

[Martin Everson]

Serves her right. They don't play over there and especially with drugs or anything related to moral decency. They nip that stuff in the bud straight away.

As my lawyer told me - before I skipped Dubai years ago, "UAE law is applied without mercy"

If they want her jailed, aside from the drug offence, they could get her under Article 176(bis) of the Penal Federal Code i.e:

"Any person who shows insolence, or who insults or damages the reputation or dignity of the State or of its flag, national emblem or national symbols or any of its establishments shall be sentenced to imprisonment for no less than ten years but no more than twenty-five years, and to a fine of not less than five hundred thousand dirhams."

I would say social media content of you doing drugs in dubai is harmful to Dubai reputation. I wish her good luck....lol.

P.S Folks please understand laws in Dubai and never chance anything.

 

[JohnnyDoe]

As my lawyer told me - before I skipped Dubai years ago, "UAE law is applied without mercy"

to everyone but native beduins of course

 

[GeneralGogol]

UAE sounds like a wonderful place, I love how all the people here crying about the "EU dictatorship" are moving to an actual dictatorship.

Good luck!

 

[marioIT]

All of her friends should gather in dubai and protest/riot in streets...
things could only get better then (for us to see )