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How to watch the 2021 World Alpine Skiing Championships on NBC Sports, Olympic Channel and Peacock Premium from Cortina d'Ampezzo.Worlds, held in odd years, run from Feb. 8-21 in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, host of Alpine skiing at the 2026 Winter Olympics. SYDNEY — Former Olympic swimmer Scott Miller was in custody on Tuesday and charged with drug trafficking after Australian police seized methamphetamine valued at 2 million Australian dollars (.6 million) and accused him of directing a criminal syndicate . Police arrested 45-year-old Miller and a 47-year-old man, who has not been named, on Tuesday at their Sydney homes after finding methylamphetamine concealed in eight candles in January, a police statement said. Miller was the director of a criminal syndicate , Police Detective Superintendent John Watson alleged.
Australian Olympic swimmer Scott Miller was one of two men arrested on Tuesday morning outside of Sydney as part of a million drug bust , authorities say. Miller and a 47-year old man were detained after methylamphetamine, with the street name “ice” or “crystal meth,” was found hidden in candles. In the 1990s, he tested positive for marijuana usage while he was still competing. He was arrested once in 2008 and charged with being part of a drug distribution syndicate , and again in 2013 for possession of methylphetamine. He was given a 6-month suspended sentence and instead spent
Former Australian Olympic swimmer Scott Miller was arrested on Tuesday and charged with drug trafficking and directing a criminal syndicate, according to The Associated Press.
© Provided by Yahoo! Sports Scott Miller, seen here at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, was arrested Tuesday and is alleged to have been running a drug syndicate. (AP/Hans Deryk) Miller, 45, was arrested on Tuesday at his home in Sydney after police found methamphetamine concealed in eight candles last month, per the report. Another 47-year-old man, who has not been identified, was also arrested.
Miller, the police alleged, was the director of a criminal syndicate and believe that others “are working under his instruction.” They were allegedly distributing drugs meant for the state of New South Wales.
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Australia says journalist arrested in China after months-long detentionSYDNEY (Reuters) - The family of an Australian journalist arrested in China has pleaded with authorities to grant the former high-profile state TV news anchor access to her two school-age children. AN ex- Australia Olympic swimmer has been arrested and charged with running a drug trafficking syndicate , police said. Scott Miller , 45, and an accomplice were arrested in police raids in Sydney suburbs on Tuesday. 3. A police spokesman described Miller as the head of a 'criminal syndicate ' that sold ice across New South Wales. Footage from New South Wales Police shows the dramatic moment cops broke into the apartment during the raid. Miller was seen slumped in a chair sitting topless and wearing jeans as cops raided the home.
Former Olympian Scott Miller was arrested at his Sydney home after police drug raids on Tuesday morning. Pic: Getty/AAP. Former Australian Olympic swimmer Scott Miller has been arrested in connection to a massive drug bust in Sydney on Tuesday. Police conducted a number of dawn raids at Miller 's ex-wife Charlotte Dawson committed suicide a day after the swimmer 's 39th birthday in 2014, after which point he focused his efforts on helping others with drug addictions. Dawson's tragic death came less than a week after an interview of Miller 's that aired on Australian television, in which
“This was not a small operation,” detective John Watson said, via The Associated Press. “They were well organized and well financed.”
Police seized more than $1.5 million of meth in the candles. Officers also allegedly found one kilogram of heroin, cash, cell phones, documents and more, according to CNN.”
“For all intents and purposes, they looked like regular candles but they weren’t laced with fragrance,” Watson said, via Nine News. “They were laced with death and misery.”
Miller won two Olympic medals at the 1996 games in Atlanta, taking silver in the 100m butterfly and bronze in the 4x100m medley relay. He was also arrested in 2008 after police found a pill press and tablet counter at a storage facility, and then again in 2013 on different drug charges.
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Olympic swimmer Scott Miller has been arrested at his waterfront home in Sydney's Inner West this morning, accused of being mastermind behind a criminal drug syndicate "intent on delivering misery and death" to communities in NSW. NSW Police drug and firearm squad arrested Miller at his Police will allege Miller was involved in the supply of more than million of the drug related ice concealed in candles. LIVE UPDATES: NSW reaches 30 days with no local virus cases. Police at the home of Olympic swimmer Scott Miller . (Nine/Today). "For all intents and purposes, they looked like
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Scott Miller : Police allegedly find 'bags of heroin | Daily Mail OnlineExtraordinary moment Olympic swimmer turned alleged ice ring mastermind Scott Miller is arrested at his luxury unit when cops smash down the door and seize '$250K of heroin and wads of cash'. Stunning footage shows police busting down Olympian Scott Miller 's front door. Stunning footage has emerged of police busting down the door of Olympic swimmer Scott Miller as he is charged with directing a $2.2million ice syndicate and commercial drug supply. Police stormed the one-time athlete's apartment in Sydney's inner west just after 6am on Tuesday, scouring his Rozelle unit for
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