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Two Jamaican athletes test positive for drugs
Paul A Reid Observer Writer
Tuesday, October 02, 2012 | 1:22 PM
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Observer has learned that two Jamaican athletes have tested positive for a prohibited substance and faced the Disciplinary Committee of the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission this morning.
It is understood that the athletes, a female and a male returned the tainted samples at June's National Senior Trials held at the National Stadium.
None of the athletes implicated competed at the London Olympic Games held in London earlier this year.
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