Jama Aden Update-Could get 4.5 years in prison, prosecutors say they found different types of EPO preloaded in syringes

I'd really ask that you please keep Dave out of this. It's just too soon, guys.

Hide in closet. wrote:

He must have something on high ranking IAAF and or Shoe execs. 2 will turn into 3 years ,4 years..... I think nothing will happen.

More like they don't want to bring any attention to the fact they are okay with doping, or have public criminal procedures that highlight how much Aden's athletes doped.

Has the IAAF even bothered to sanction him based on Spanish evidence? Probably not.

See? Doping is okay.

Enigmo wrote:

Maybe we need some kind of thread dedicated to finding out if a large part of the E. African success has been due to drug use.

I wonder why no one has ever made a thread about Ethiopia and Kenyan doping before? Yup, not one.

pop_pop!_v2.2.1 wrote:

Hide in closet. wrote:

He must have something on high ranking IAAF and or Shoe execs. 2 will turn into 3 years ,4 years..... I think nothing will happen.

More like they don't want to bring any attention to the fact they are okay with doping, or have public criminal procedures that highlight how much Aden's athletes doped.

Has the IAAF even bothered to sanction him based on Spanish evidence? Probably not.

See? Doping is okay.

Aden won't be sanctioned, the IAAF's official spokesman, Rekrunner says he's innocent.

You're not being very fair, are you? I just read translations of Spanish newspapers, which seem to have the most information, and there really hasn't been much news in the last two years. Maybe the IAAF is waiting for the criminal court case to finish, which might reveal more evidence, before issuing any sanctions. Just going by newspaper reports, the IAAF can act today on Balla and Mounir, for EPO possession, but not Aden or any of the athletes present at the hotel. If you have updated information, please share it.

Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:

Aden won't be sanctioned, the IAAF's official spokesman, Rekrunner says he's innocent.

zxcvzxcv wrote:

Although I'm not familiar with a lot of the spellings in Castilian Spanish, I gather that the charge is based on the potential of "grave damage to the health of his elite athletes" from his illegally injecting these various drugs.

You mean you've used Google Translate again? At least you've got the right language this time.

+1

Although I'm going to be watching my back even more now. Maybe best to switch my Strava settings to private.

Some of the anger my thread caused and the threats it provoked are hard to explain, even by normal standards of snowflake SJW behaviour.

rekrunner wrote:

You're not being very fair, are you? I just read translations of Spanish newspapers, which seem to have the most information, and there really hasn't been much news in the last two years.

Maybe the IAAF is waiting for the criminal court case to finish, which might reveal more evidence, before issuing any sanctions.

Just going by newspaper reports, the IAAF can act today on Balla and Mounir, for EPO possession, but not Aden or any of the athletes present at the hotel.

If you have updated information, please share it.

Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:

Aden won't be sanctioned, the IAAF's official spokesman, Rekrunner says he's innocent.

Sure, sure Rekrunner ? I remember your "only vitamin injections" line ? only too well.

Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:

rekrunner wrote:

You're not being very fair, are you? I just read translations of Spanish newspapers, which seem to have the most information, and there really hasn't been much news in the last two years.

Maybe the IAAF is waiting for the criminal court case to finish, which might reveal more evidence, before issuing any sanctions.

Just going by newspaper reports, the IAAF can act today on Balla and Mounir, for EPO possession, but not Aden or any of the athletes present at the hotel.

If you have updated information, please share it.

Sure, sure Rekrunner ? I remember your "only vitamin injections" line ? only too well.

Correct. Keep him honest, Subway.

Has something changed?

Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:

rekrunner wrote:

You're not being very fair, are you? I just read translations of Spanish newspapers, which seem to have the most information, and there really hasn't been much news in the last two years.

Maybe the IAAF is waiting for the criminal court case to finish, which might reveal more evidence, before issuing any sanctions.

Just going by newspaper reports, the IAAF can act today on Balla and Mounir, for EPO possession, but not Aden or any of the athletes present at the hotel.

If you have updated information, please share it.

Sure, sure Rekrunner ? I remember your "only vitamin injections" line ? only too well.

I've always kept honest.

Neurons sparking wrote:

Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:

Sure, sure Rekrunner ? I remember your "only vitamin injections" line ? only too well.

Correct. Keep him honest, Subway.

Meanwhile Dibaba continues to dominate, but without having set any PRs in the last couple of years. Taking 2+ years for the IAAF to act makes their effort essentially meaningless. These athletes aren't being stopped while they're winning.

rekrunner wrote:

Has something changed?

Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:

Sure, sure Rekrunner ? I remember your "only vitamin injections" line ? only too well.

Aden missed a payment to the Spanish police. That's what happened.