Simon Rovensky, a 22-year-old from Vancouver, is facing serious legal troubles in Georgia after being detained for carrying his prescribed ADHD medication, Adderall, without an official prescription. Stopped at the airport, he was subjected to a lengthy interrogation and has since been charged with narcotics and smuggling offenses. His family reports that he has been held in Gldani Prison, north of Tbilisi, for nearly two months and could face a prison sentence of up to 20 years if convicted. The Georgian Ministry of Justice has a history of human rights concerns regarding its prisons, raising fears for Simon's well-being. Despite his family sending his prescription to authorities, prosecutors maintain that he will remain detained due to the lack of a prescription at the time of his arrest. Global Affairs Canada is aware of the situation and is in contact with local authorities, but details remain scarce. In response to the alarming situation, Simon's sister, Nika, has initiated a fundraiser to help cover legal fees and potential fines, emphasizing the need for caution among Canadians traveling with ADHD medications.