Rapper Drake Was Detained By Police In Sweden
On A Criminal Charge
July 20. 2022
Drake
Actor turned rapper, Drake, has
confirmed he did have a run-in with police in
Sweden. Drake was detained by police for an offense
while in Europe. Drake posted documents from Sweden in
reference to the incident, which translated,
"Information for those suspected of a Crime and
Subsequently Detained."
Drake posted this document in relation to his
arrest
Based on online reports, Drake was
arrested in Sweden on a marijuana offense. Documents
reveal he was appointed a defense attorney in
relation to the criminal charge. No information has
been made public regarding when or if he will appear
in court.
STORY SOURCE
Drake confirms he DID have a run-in with
police in Sweden by posting legal document on
Instagram... after team initially denies his arrest
Published: 00:42 EDT, 18 July 2022 |
Updated: 10:17 EDT, 18 July 2022 - It goes on to
explain Drake's rights under Swedish law, which are
similar to Miranda rights given people suspected of
a crime in the U.S., according to TMZ. Those right
are broken down into bullet points on the print-out,
beginning with how suspects have the right to 'know
what it is you are suspected of and why you are
being detained'.
The document also notes that Drake
'receive the aid of a defense attorney who under
certain conditions can be paid for by the state' and
that he can 'receive the assistance of an
interpreter during interrogation if necessary'.
There's also a mention that 'if you are not a
Swedish citizen, you have the right to demand that
your own country's consulate or equivalent
institutions be notified of your detainment and that
messages from you be forwarded there'.
But, it doesn't appear things got
that serious in this matter. The next portion
of the document goes on to talk about the next steps
that will happen in regards to the proceedings. The
rumor was that Drake was arrested on marijuana
related charges while partying at a Swedish club
this past week...
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