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Scorpions Member Jailed In The Middle East
04/30/2014
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(hennemusic) Scorpions drummer James Kottack has been jailed in the United Arab Emirates after he was convicted for alleged misconduct at the Dubai airport, according to The National.

Kottack will spend a month in jail after he was convicted Tuesday of insulting Islam, flashing his middle finger at Muslim passengers at an airport and consuming alcohol.

Kottak reportedly confirmed that he drank five glasses of wine on a flight from Moscow to Dubai while making his way to Bahrain to perform at the country's Formula One Grand Prix on April 5 when the incident happened on the evening of April 3. more on this story

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