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Popular Russian TV presenter Ivan Urgant, in his evening show on Channel One, ridiculed the policemen from Naberezhnye Chelny, who opened a case against rapper Morgenstern for promoting drugs. A video with Urgant’s comments can be viewed on YouTube.
The host presented a situation in which, on an ordinary, unremarkable evening in rare moments of rest, the police decided to look at a photo of naked Alisher and suddenly noticed a tattoo. Then Urgant and his co-host Dima Khrustalev joked about the Canadian flag and the “famous maple chicken case” and continued to discuss the police.
According to Urgant, the situation apparently occurred in the same police department, which believes that “if a person has MMA written on his hat, then he is a fighter, and if the inscription is 228, then a well-known lawyer.” Recall that 228 is a reference to the article of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation on drugs.
Earlier, the rapper said that law enforcement agencies did not find drug propaganda in his songs, but found them on his body – in the form of a tattoo. According to him, “a whole council of nerds” gathered to study the images on the rapper’s chest and came to the conclusion that hemp was depicted on one of the tattoos. Morgenstern noted that this tattoo is five years old, which means that all these years he has been carrying “drugs” around the world.
Recall that administrative proceedings against rapper Alisher Morgenstern in the case of drug propaganda in three video clips were initiated by the police in Naberezhnye Chelny. “According to the conclusion of a comprehensive linguistic and botanical examination carried out by specialists from the Naberezhnye Chelny State Pedagogical University, a plant similar to hemp is depicted along the edges of the tattoo on Morgenstern’s chest,” the law enforcement agencies said.
The rapper left Russia with his family in 2021 and moved to the UAE. This happened after a resonant statement by the head of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, Alexander Bastrykin, that the artist allegedly “trades drugs online.” Earlier it was reported that Morgenstern decided not to return to Russia and had already begun to sell property located in the country.
Source: Rosbalt
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