Mother of a 6-year-old child with epilepsy was accused of drug trafficking for selling her son's drugs
In Moscow, they detained a woman who is raising a six-year-old child with epilepsy.
Through the Internet, Catherine was able to buy 20 doses of diazepam for microclysters for her son. In this dosage form this drug is not registered in Russia. Diazepam is a potent anticonvulsant drug.
Previously, mothers in children's hospice gave practical advice - officially get diazepam in ampoules in the city clinic for free.
The woman did just that. But with the purchase of more convenient to use tools in microclysms, the need to use ampoules has disappeared.
Mom decided to sell the five doses that remained, also through social networks on the Internet. She asked for five ampoules of 3250 rubles.
The buyer was found quickly. The meeting was scheduled at the subway. There the woman was detained by the police. Now a criminal case was opened against her, she is accused of the production and sale of drugs.
She faces 4 to 8 years in prison.
If a woman is put in jail, the child, according to the lawyer of the detainee, will have to go to a boarding school for the disabledwhere he will quickly die without proper care. The family has no other relatives.