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An Australian hockey player has been arrested in Paris for allegedly buying cocaine, according to the public prosecutor's office. Tom Craig, 28, last played in his team's quarterfinal defeat to the Netherlands at the Olympics on Sunday. The deal allegedly took place in Paris' 9th arrondissement near an apartment building, with police officers surprising the athlete and the suspected dealer, 17, who was also arrested. Craig, whose identity hasn't officially been disclosed, was allegedly in possession of 1 gram of cocaine when he was apprehended. The Paris prosecutor's office said the deal had allegedly taken place on the night between August 6 and 7, adding that local police 'arrested the seller, born in December , and the buyer, born in September in Australia. The Australian Olympic Committee AOC confirmed an Australian hockey team member is in custody, and that no charges have been pressed yet. The International Olympic Committee declined to comment on the arrest at its daily press conference. Latest videos Latest audio. Latest audio Latest videos. In focus. What do we know so far? Skip next section Related topics Related topics.

Australian field hockey player Tom Craig banned after trying to buy cocaine at the Paris Olympics

Australia buy cocaine

Tom Craig was part of the Australia team that won silver at Tokyo Australia hockey player Tom Craig has apologised after being released from custody in Paris following his arrest for allegedly buying cocaine. The Paris prosecutor's office said an individual was arrested on Tuesday night for buying cocaine in the ninth arrondissement. Craig was released with a warning and did not receive a convinction or a fine. I made a terrible mistake. I take full responsibility for my actions,' Craig said as he left police offices. I've embarrassed you all. I'm truly sorry. Craig, 28, won silver at the Tokyo Games and has made more than appearances for Australia. Australia's chef de mission Anna Meares said she was 'glad' Craig had been released but 'cannot condone' what he had done. She added: 'He is a good person who made a bad decision. But there are consequences for decisions like this. Meares said Craig had already moved out of the Olympic Village and will lose his remaining privileges at the Games. Before his release, the prosecutor's office said: 'Police officers who witnessed a cocaine transaction at the foot of a building in the 9th arrondissement of Paris , on the night of August 6th to 7th, apprehended the seller, born in December , and the buyer, born in September in Australia and who is said to be a member of the Australian field hockey team. Australia's men's and women's hockey teams were both knocked out at the quarter-final stage at Paris Today's Olympics guide. Full Paris Olympics schedule. Image source, Getty Images. Related topics. Hockey Paris Olympics. More on this story.

Australia buy cocaine