Gluck'Oz was detained in Sheremetyevo in an altered state

Singer Gluck'Oz (Natalia Ionova) was detained at Sheremetyevo airport. According to preliminary data, she was in a state of drug intoxication, the joint press service of the Moscow courts of general jurisdiction reports.

It is specified that she refused a medical examination.

A protocol on an administrative offense was drawn up against the singer. According to the protocol, in the hall of Sheremetyevo Airport, she "was identified by a police officer externally, by visual signs, in a state of drug intoxication."

"By the decision of the justice of the peace of the judicial precinct No. 442 of the Kryukovo district of Moscow, Ionova was found guilty of committing an administrative offense under part 1 of Article 6.9 of the Administrative Code (Consumption of narcotic drugs or psychotropic substances without a doctor's prescription or new potentially dangerous psychoactive substances)," the report says.

The court took into account the presence of minor children as mitigating circumstances and imposed an administrative penalty in the form of a fine of 5 thousand rubles.

As EADaily reported, at the end of July, at a speech in The singer behaved strangely in Krasnoyarsk, which aroused suspicions of excessive consumption of alcohol or illegal substances. Ionova herself later explained that she had the hardest month of her life, in parallel she had to take sleeping pills and antidepressants.

Against this background, the producer and creator of "Gluck'OZY" Maxim Fadeev, who after the naked party of blogger Anastasia Ivleeva was going to continue the project without the participation of Natalia Ionova, this time is going to go to court demanding to deprive the artist of the possibility of using the pseudonym Gluck'Oz and the performance of his songs. Ionova herself said that a contract worth $ 600 thousand was signed with Fadeev back in 2007.

According to the telegram channel Mash, the singer refused to be treated in rehab after the scandal. After the publication of publications about the singer's plans to resort to the services of rehabilitation centers, several institutions offered the singer their services at once. But all of them were refused. The singer decided to be treated at home.