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Six-time world champion was suspended for testing positive for cocaine at the 2006 Canadian wheelchair marathon championships ...Read the full article
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Karen Johnson from Edmonton, Canada writes: I'm glad to hear this. I always admired Mr. Adams and news of these charges had been a big disappointment. Good luck in your future!
- Posted 19/05/08 at 5:05 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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R. M. from Regina, Canada writes: A good result but an absolutely incredible and far out story. It is hard to understand how a cathether would get contaminated by cocaine in the face and why it would not have been changed before this drug test but as they say, live is often stranger than fiction. I have worn a catheter and I guess it would not take much cocaine powder to contaminate it but I am not sure how that would be under the clothing and I can also state that I have never had any drugs of any kind shoved in my face in a public place and if I did the police would be involved very quickly at my request.
- Posted 19/05/08 at 5:58 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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D G from Canada writes: So if I'm an athlete eligible for drug testing and a woman puts cocaine up my nose, I would have called the testing agengy 10 minutes after it happened. It would be sooner but I would have called the police about the assault with a toxic substance first. Why didn't Jeff?...and Jeff, when women are given a drug they call the police... Why didn't you?
- Posted 19/05/08 at 6:34 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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