Indian-American hotel owner Vikram Chatwal
arrested
Friday April 05, 2013 11:02:35 AM,
IANS
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New York:
Indian-American hotel owner Vikram Chatwal, who's reportedly been
close with American actress Lindsay Lohan, since 2011,has been
arrested in Florida on drug charges, according to a media report.
Chatwal, 41, was busted on April 2 at the Fort
Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport when the Transportation
Security Administration (TSA) discovered an arsenal of drugs
hidden on his person, in his crotch and in his bag, TMZ website
reported citing a police report obtained by it.
Chatwal was booked on one count of trafficking (6 grams of heroin)
and seven counts of possession, it said. According to the police
report cited by TMZ, Chatwal admitted to cops that he illegally
purchased and possessed the drugs.
Son of hotelier Sant Chatwal, Vikram Chatwal owns the Dream Hotel
in New York City.
TMZ said it had reached out to Chatwal's people, but had not heard
back from them.
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