INFO L'ÉQUIPE. Des agents de l'Office central de lutte contre les atteintes à l'environnement et à la santé publique (OCLAESP), également en charge de la lutte anti-dopage, ont effectué des perquisitions au sein du village ol...
TEAM INFO. Agents from the Central Office for the Fight against Environmental and Public Health Attacks (OCLAESP), also responsible for the fight against doping, carried out searches in the Olympic Village on Thursday, August 8, as part of an investigation targeting Algerian 800m specialist athlete Djamel Sedjati and his coach Amar Benida.
It is a bolt from the blue that has struck the main discipline of the Olympic Games, athletics, and which comes as the Olympic fortnight is about to end, Sunday, with the closing ceremony. According to our information, gendarmes from the Central Office for the Fight against Environmental and Public Health Attacks (OCLAESP), which has jurisdiction over the fight against doping products, intervened in the Olympic village (located in Seine-Saint-Denis) to carry out searches, on August 8, as part of an investigation opened by the Paris prosecutor's office.
According to our information, this investigation targets the Algerian athlete Djamel Sedjati (25 years old), vice-world champion 2022, engaged this Saturday evening in the final of the 800 meters where he took third place in 1'41''50 , but also his compatriot and national coach Amar Benida. Contacted several times, the Paris prosecutor's office had not responded at the time of publication of this article. Also contacted, Paris 2024 did not wish to comment. Also contacted, the management of the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU), the French Anti-Doping Agency (AFLD) and the International Testing Agency (ITA) did not respond to our requests.
Well who could have seen that coming?
I do hope the Brojos will sack the mods who have been deleting doping threads on him.
TEAM INFO. Agents from the Central Office for the Fight against Environmental and Public Health Attacks (OCLAESP), also responsible for the fight against doping, carried out searches in the Olympic Village on Thursday, August 8, as part of an investigation targeting Algerian 800m specialist athlete Djamel Sedjati and his coach Amar Benida.
It is a bolt from the blue that has struck the main discipline of the Olympic Games, athletics, and which comes as the Olympic fortnight is about to end, Sunday, with the closing ceremony. According to our information, gendarmes from the Central Office for the Fight against Environmental and Public Health Attacks (OCLAESP), which has jurisdiction over the fight against doping products, intervened in the Olympic village (located in Seine-Saint-Denis) to carry out searches, on August 8, as part of an investigation opened by the Paris prosecutor's office.
According to our information, this investigation targets the Algerian athlete Djamel Sedjati (25 years old), vice-world champion 2022, engaged this Saturday evening in the final of the 800 meters where he took third place in 1'41''50 , but also his compatriot and national coach Amar Benida. Contacted several times, the Paris prosecutor's office had not responded at the time of publication of this article. Also contacted, Paris 2024 did not wish to comment. Also contacted, the management of the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU), the French Anti-Doping Agency (AFLD) and the International Testing Agency (ITA) did not respond to our requests.
Well who could have seen that coming?
I do hope the Brojos will sack the mods who have been deleting doping threads on him.
Poor guy, very clearly ate a tainted croissant without knowing.
Well, it was probably tainted cheese and I will tell you why.
In some parts of the world, you will walk around barren fields, see a bunch of cows and try to avoid stepping on their poops. Even more striking is the obvious smell of cannabis. You guessed it. Cows ate that sort of stuff for ever. What else do they eat? Most countries do not have the equivalent of the FDA ensuring that "food" is raised in inhumane conditions. Cows can eat a lot of stuff. Goats too.
Now dare to take a trip through some of the sub-saharan countries and you will see how it is utterly ridiculous to hold those athletes to the same standards. Sure, Algeria is decades ahead but one still eats what's on the table if there is a table and if there is something/anything on it. So, cut them all some slack or allow them all to train in the US and fund that.
This article has really no details as far as I can tell.
They say an investigation was conducted and that's it?
Also, why was he targeted by this investigation specifically?
Were you born yesterday. They either are acting on a tip OR Sedjati has a recent drug test that had suspicious results. It’s most likely the former - a whistleblower.
This article has really no details as far as I can tell.
They say an investigation was conducted and that's it?
Also, why was he targeted by this investigation specifically?
Were you born yesterday. They either are acting on a tip OR Sedjati has a recent drug test that had suspicious results. It’s most likely the former - a whistleblower.
But, yet they let him run the final. Seems like they didn't find anything during the investigation.
This article has really no details as far as I can tell.
They say an investigation was conducted and that's it?
Also, why was he targeted by this investigation specifically?
Were you born yesterday. They either are acting on a tip OR Sedjati has a recent drug test that had suspicious results. It’s most likely the former - a whistleblower.
Born in 1993.
Where did you hear they were acting on a top or that there were suspicious results? I'm interested in reading more.
Sedjati would not be doping in the Olympic 2 weeks. no chance he brought doping paraphernalia with him that they could raid.
If he gets caught using current tests available it will be biological passport from before the games, which would disqualify him.
If he gets caught for something in his system from the olympic testing it will not be for 5-10 years when that new test becomes available for the delayed testing program.
Sedjati would not be doping in the Olympic 2 weeks. no chance he brought doping paraphernalia with him that they could raid.
And the wrestler wouldn't have grabbed a woman's ass... and another athlete wouldn't have tried to purchase cocaine. You'd be surprise what some people do. Sedjati pretty much guaranteed he was going to set the world record tonight. How could he produce such a result after rounds when he'd never run that fast before? Microdosing is a very real possibility. Never say never with anyone.
And the wrestler wouldn't have grabbed a woman's ass... and another athlete wouldn't have tried to purchase cocaine. You'd be surprise what some people do. Sedjati pretty much guaranteed he was going to set the world record tonight. How could he produce such a result after rounds when he'd never run that fast before? Microdosing is a very real possibility. Never say never with anyone.
Yeah he ran today scared. Certainly if you found out your coach was raided that might be what you do.
