Wheelchair racing star Jeff Adams says an unknown woman stuffed cocaine into his mouth as he sat beside her on a sofa in the Toronto goth bar Vatikan.
Adams said that bizarre scenario led to his positive doping test for cocaine at a race a week later in Ottawa.
Adams testified at a hearing before an independent arbitrator that the woman forced cocaine into his mouth with her fingers in the Vatikan bar on May 21, 2006. He said he washed it out immediately.
Adams said the catheter he used after that incident to extract urine was the same one he used to give a urine sample a week later after a race at the Canadian wheelchair marathon championships in Ottawa. He said that contaminated catheter caused his positive test for a cocaine metabolite.
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Adams said that bizarre scenario led to his positive doping test for cocaine at a race a week later in Ottawa.
Adams testified at a hearing before an independent arbitrator that the woman forced cocaine into his mouth with her fingers in the Vatikan bar on May 21, 2006. He said he washed it out immediately.
Adams said the catheter he used after that incident to extract urine was the same one he used to give a urine sample a week later after a race at the Canadian wheelchair marathon championships in Ottawa. He said that contaminated catheter caused his positive test for a cocaine metabolite.
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