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Tom Craig, 28, was arrested on Wednesday in possession of one gram of the party drug , according to public broadcaster FranceInfo. It came after the Australian men's hockey team were booted out of the Olympics in a quarter final loss to the Netherlands. Craig was spotted 'at the foot of a building in the 9th arrondissement' just after midnight, local cops said. A witness told FranceInfo: 'The police arrested two men, in the middle of a transaction. The Paris cops' narcotic division are probing the incident. The unnamed seller was described as year-old who was 'behaving like a dealer', said a prosecuting source. He was carrying seven 'vials' of cocaine, 75 ecstasy tablets, and 3g of Mephedrone, a synthetic amphetamine. By late morning on Wednesday, Craig was still in custody and facing charges. There was no initial comment from his legal counsel. The AOC is continuing to make inquiries and arrange support for the Team member. According to News Corp Australia , Craig was caught just 15 minutes after he left a team function. Hailing from New South Wales, he featured in junior national teams before fast becoming a regular fixture in the senior lineup. Craig was part of the team that won a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast and the silver at the Tokyo Olympics. Hockey Australia chief executive David Pryles had earlier on Wednesday praised the team's culture. It's not the first time an Olympian has been embroiled in controversy outside the Athletes' Village. The swimmers made claims they were pulled over and robbed by gunmen posing as cops, but this was later found by authorities to be a cover story. My Account. Sign in. Peter Allen Owen Leonard. Korea' punishment after claim she was booted out of games. Most read in Olympics.

Australian Olympic hockey player Tom Craig arrested in Paris trying to buy cocaine

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You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. Tom Craig received a warning from a French judge and has lost all his remaining Olympic privileges, including attending the closing ceremony. Photo: Reuters Australian Olympic hockey player Tom Craig is out of police custody and has apologised to his family and teammates after being arrested in Paris for buying cocaine. Craig, 28, a silver medallist at the Tokyo Olympics three years ago, has played more than games for the national side. The men's team, known as the Kookaburras, were knocked out of the Paris Olympics on Sunday in the quarter-finals by the Netherlands. I made a terrible mistake. I take full responsibility for my actions,' Craig said as he left police offices on Wednesday. I've embarrassed you all. I'm truly sorry. The Australian National Olympic Committee said in a statement that Craig was released with no conviction but received a warning from a French judge. He is a good person who made a bad decision. But there are consequences for decisions like this,' Australia's Chef de Mission Anna Meares said in the statement. He had already moved out of the Olympic Village, and I understand he was not intending to return for the Closing Ceremony. If he were, he would not be able to attend. There was no immediate comment from the International Hockey Federation, the sport's global governing body. Earlier, the Paris prosecutor's office confirmed that an Australian athlete had been detained for buying cocaine. Skip to main content. Thursday, 8 August Photo: Reuters. Related Stories.

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