The star of "Interns" and "Serf-2" pleaded guilty in the case of drug smuggling

Actress Aglaya Tarasova fully admitted guilt in the case of drug smuggling. The meeting is being held in the Domodedovo court.

"I plead guilty in full, I will speak in more detail during the further court session," the actress quotes TASS.

As EADaily reported, in early September, transport police officers, together with customs officers, found 0.38 grams of hashish oil in Tarasova's vape during customs control while passing the green corridor of the international arrivals hall.

A criminal case was opened against the actress under part 1 of Article 229.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (drug smuggling). Currently, a preventive measure is in effect against Tarasova in the form of a ban on certain actions: she is prohibited from leaving her home from 00:00 Moscow time to 06:00 Moscow time, communicating with witnesses, using the telephone and other means of communication, except for calling emergency services and communicating with regulatory authorities and the investigator.

At the end of October, the case was transferred to the Domodedovo Court of the Moscow region.