Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Paris Hilton Detained in Japan at Airport


Paris Hilton detained in Japan
The Japanese authorities have banned the entry today in China the young billionaire Paris Hilton for his recent conviction for cocaine possession in United States. The star of celebrity magazines and a descendant of the founder of the Hilton hotel chain traveled to Japan on Monday just hours after pleading guilty in a court of Nevada, USA, drug possession and obstructing an officer of the law.

Hilton was scheduled to participate in various promotional events in Japan , where she went on a private jet . The problems arose when she proceeded to pass the Japanese immigration controls , which are strict the input recently convicted for matters relating to drugs.

Hilton , 29 , was Border Patrol agents questioned by several and finally was allowed to stay at an airport hotel until they can finally decide whether to enter Japan temporarily. The multimillion-dollar plans to await the decision of the authorities niponas to fulfill their advertising contracts , according to journalistic source.


Hilton was arrested in August when traveling Las Vegas with her boyfriend, Cy WaitsIn a vehicle that came out a " strong odor of marijuana, " according to the testimony of the agent who arrested her. Given the turmoil originated around the car, which caught the attention of a hundred persons , Hilton requested the police to let her go to the bathroom at a nearby hotel.

There she opened her bag to get a lipstick and the agent noted that Hilton wore a white substance in a bag turned out to be cocaine. When questioned by police, said that Paris Hilton " had not seen "the drug and at first thought it was " gum . " She also claimed that the bag was not her but a friend. However, this Monday Hilton admitted to a judge who lied to police and admitted that cocaine was.

We will update you on this extremely important situation as more information becomes available.

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