Ari Lennox says she was racially profiled before being detained in Amsterdam
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Ari Lennox says she was racially profiled before she was detained at an airport in Amsterdam on Monday. The 30-year-old singer was detained for disturbing public order, according to The Royal Netherlands Marechaussee, a national police force in the Netherlands.
Police said Lennox had a conflict with an airline staff member and a security officer but did not elaborate. They claimed Lennox appeared to be drunk and would not calm down.
Investigators were questioning Lennox over possible threats made to the staff member and security officer. They did not share the alleged threats. Police said they will speak to the public prosecutor's office regarding possible next steps.
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