Emirati Royal Cocaine Binge London Incident
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Rio Pahlavanpour, prosecuting, said the passersby: 'noticed the child was unattended, without shoes on the street with a scooter and members of the public intervened as he seemed to be in close proximity to moving traffic.'
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Mr Justice Johnson KC sentenced Al Nahyan to a two-year community order with a rehabilitation requirement.
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Mahrah Al Nahyan, an Emirati princess from the Abu Dhabi royal family with an estimated wealth of £250 billion, was found slumped on the pavement in west London after a 48-hour cocaine binge. She had rented an Airbnb for around £200 per night where she and her male companion reportedly partied excessively, leaving a young child unattended near a busy road. The incident came to light when Al Nahyan was discovered…
The royal drugs den: Kensington Airbnb where Emirati princess had 48-hour cocaine binge before being found slumped in the street →2 articles from Daily Mail on this storyMahrah Al Nahyan, a 32-year-old member of the Abu Dhabi royal family, was found unconscious on a London street with her three-year-old child unattended in June. She admitted to one charge of child neglect at Southwark Crown Court and faces a two-year community order and a £5,000 fine. Al Nahyan's attorney said she had not taken drugs the day of the incident but was very tired from previous drug use and has since…
Abu Dhabi royal found slumped on London street with toddler; 'Why do you care so much?' she asks after being woken up; attorney says she was tired →Mahrah Al Nahyan, a 32-year-old member of the Abu Dhabi royal family, was found unconscious on a London street after allegedly taking cocaine for several days prior to the incident. A three-year-old child was also present nearby and had been unattended with no shoes on while near moving traffic. The court heard that Ms Al Nahyan expressed indifference when she awoke, and was later sentenced to a two-year community…
Abu Dhabi royal passed out in London street in front of child, 3, after 'cocaine binge' →Analysis
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- 14 Oct
Rio Pahlavanpour, prosecuting, said the passersby: 'noticed the child was unattended, without shoes on the street with a scooter and members of the public intervened as he seemed to be in close proximity to moving traffic.'
- 15 Oct
'Her plan after that is to rent a property in the Guildford area and become a day patient there, where she will attend Narcotics Anonymous.
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15 Oct The royal drugs den: Kensington Airbnb where Emirati princess had 48-hour cocaine binge before being found slumped in the streetMahrah Al Nahyan, an Emirati princess from the Abu Dhabi royal family with an estimated wealth of £250 billion, was found slumped on the pavement in west London after a 48-hour cocaine binge. She had rented an Airbnb for around £200 per night where she and her male companion reportedly partied excessively, leaving a young child unattended near a busy road. The incident came to light when Al Nahyan was discovered…Daily Mail
14 Oct Abu Dhabi royal passed out in London street in front of child, 3, after 'cocaine binge'Mahrah Al Nahyan, a 32-year-old member of the Abu Dhabi royal family, was found unconscious on a London street after allegedly taking cocaine for several days prior to the incident. A three-year-old child was also present nearby and had been unattended with no shoes on while near moving traffic. The court heard that Ms Al Nahyan expressed indifference when she awoke, and was later sentenced to a two-year community…Evening Standard
14 Oct Abu Dhabi royal found slumped on London street with toddler; 'Why do you care so much?' she asks after being woken up; attorney says she was tiredMahrah Al Nahyan, a 32-year-old member of the Abu Dhabi royal family, was found unconscious on a London street with her three-year-old child unattended in June. She admitted to one charge of child neglect at Southwark Crown Court and faces a two-year community order and a £5,000 fine. Al Nahyan's attorney said she had not taken drugs the day of the incident but was very tired from previous drug use and has since…Times of India
14 Oct Emirati royal passed out on busy west London street with three-year-old child after cocaine bingeMahrah Al Nahyan, 32, an Emirati royal, was found unconscious on a London street in June after taking cocaine, leaving her three-year-old child unattended near busy traffic. She admitted to neglecting the child and now faces a two-year community order with rehabilitation requirements and a £5,000 fine. The incident occurred as Al Nahyan underwent drug addiction treatment at the Priory centre in Woking since July.Daily Mail
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