To sell banned drugs to competitors, get them disqualified
Posted: March 04, 2008
10:26 pm Eastern
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LONDON – Britain's intelligence service has learned that prisoners in Chinese labor camps have been used to test performance-enhancing drugs banned in Olympic sport.
And the targets for the drugs are British, U.S. and other non-Chinese athletes who could be tempted to take them to win a coveted medal at the 2008 Games coming in months in Beijing.
The discovery of the use of those substances then would see the competitors to Chinese athletes banned from the Beijing Games.
Andy Parkinson, a member of the UK Sports drug-free unit, has warned all British athletes hoping for a place in the country’s Olympic Squad of the risks of disbarment.
