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Brittney Griner: WNBA club Phoenix Mercury concerned for player detained in Russia

I’ve read an article in BBC called “Brittney Griner: WNBA club Phoenix Mercury concerned for player detained in Russia”. It was about the basketball player who was caught with “vape cartridges that contained hashish oil” in her luggage at the airport in Moscow. She faces 10 years in prison. Her club is caring about her and they convince that everything is under control. 


In my opinion her decision about taking that kind of things to her luggage was a big irresponsible decision. Even if she needed some drugs, she should bought them somewhere in America. Every one can be addicted but she is a women, who is known. Because of that her reputation can be worse. 

And the worst effect can be 10 years in prison. Because of her one bad decision she can lose her career and some piece of her life.



https://www.bbc.com/sport/basketball/60633700

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  1. And to be detained in a Russian prison is probably way less comfortable that in any other European country: they are notorious for violence and horrible living conditions.

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