Send to KindleGreek newspaper Katimerini and the PR agent of former Miss Bulgaria Yulya Yurevich have refuted earlier reports Saturday that the beauty queen has been arrested for stocking drugs.
Greek and Cyprus based media outlet "Bulgarian News" had written that the young lady was detained after police discovered significant amounts of illegal drugs and weapons in her Athens apartment, attributing the report to Katimerini.
Later Saturday, the Greek newspaper distributed a release, saying that it had published no such information.
Yurevich's PR agent also issued a message, telling Bulgarian BGNES agency she is "shocked" by the false allegations.
Yulya Yurevich was crowned Miss Bulgaria in 2007.
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