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10:27 Arrestata moglie Rumsas per sostanze sospette
Oltre che in possesso di farmaci aveva due ricette in polacco
PARIGI - La moglie del corridore lituano Raimondas Rumsas, che ha concluso
ieri il Tour de France al terzo posto, č stata arrestata ieri mattina. La
donna č stata messa a disposizione della procura di Bonneville e rinchiusa
in carcere a Lione. Era stata fermata dopo essere stata controllata dai
doganieri francesi a Chamonix. Oltre che in possesso di numerosi farmaci
aveva con sč anche due ricette mediche in polacco.(ANSA).
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Gabmohr
(27,TO,100,0,S-B).
C'dale Everywhere.

 aveva con sč anche due ricette mediche in polacco.(ANSA).
...danke ;-)
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 aveva con sè anche due ricette mediche in polacco.(ANSA).
 Aggiungo tratto da 
gazzetta.it
La donna, che aveva seguito il marito dai Pirenei fino a sabato, è stata
condotta a Lione dove è tuttora in stato di detenzione. Sulla scorta
dell'accaduto una serie di perquisizioni - cinque ore la durata - sono state
ordinate nell'albergo di Parigi che era prenotato e pagato dalla
Lampre-Daikin, la squadra di Saronni, ma le stanze sono risultate essere non
occupate in quanto i componenti della formazione erano già rientrati nei
paesi di provenienza.La Lampre-Daikin ha sospeso con effetto immediato il
corridore dall'attività sportiva, in attesa che si definisca la vicenda. La
squadra italiana - si legge in un suo comunicato stampa - si riserva di
procedere al licenziamento di Rumsas qualora venissero accertate sue
responsabilità.
Rumsas, 30 anni, è originario di Salgalai, un piccolo villaggio lituano a
250 chilometri da Vilnius. Trasferitosi a 13 anni a Paneyezys per iniziare a
correre, è approdato al professionismo nel 1996 con la Mroz. Nel 1999 coglie
13 successi e si guadagna il passaggio alla Fassa Bortolo con cui nel 2000
vince il Giro di Lombardia, suo più grand affermazione prima del terzo posto
del Tour appena concluso.
Saluti
Gigi

Aggiungo dalla radio del formaggio coi buchi (a memoria...). Dei corridori
della Lampre sono stati interrogati a lungo ieri sera e poi rilasciati.
Inoltre la Lampre ha sospeso Rumsas fino a nuovo avviso e la direzione del
TdF ha congelato la classifica.

http://sports.yahoo.com/m/sc/news/ap/20020729/ap-tourdefrance-drugs.html
Wife of Tour's No. 3 finisher taken into custody
By ANGELA DOLAND Associated Press Writer, July 29, 2002 
PARIS (AP) -- Raimondas Rumsas, the little-known
Lithuanian cyclist whose third-place Tour de France finish
was considered a breakthrough, was suspended by his team
Monday after French police detained his wife on suspicion
of carrying doping products. 
Rumsas' finish remained in place Monday pending the
results of an investigation and drug test results, a Tour
official said. 
His wife, Edita, is to appear before a judge in the eastern 
town of Bonneville on Tuesday, said Christian Lothion, of the
judicial police in Lyon. 
 
``We seized an enormous amount of products,'' Lothion said,
adding they included the injectable form of the
performance-enhancing substance EPO and testosterone. 
 The 1998 Tour de France was nearly derailed by a drug scandal
that started with a border check. The Festina team was expelled,
and concerns about drugs at the Tour have persisted since. 
Edita Rumsas was taken into custody Sunday during a check of her
vehicle by customs agents in the Alpine town of Chamonix, said 
Anne Risterucci, a spokeswoman for the French customs office. 
Risterucci said Edita Rumsas had been en route to Italy and was carrying 
``medications that could be considered as doping products.'' 
Edita Rumsas was being held for questioning in Lyon, along with six 
members of the Lampre team logistics staff, police said. Authorities 
also searched the team's  Paris hotel on Sunday and seized its bus. 
The border check was at 8 a.m., more than four hours before the start 
of Sunday's final stage, which finished on the Champs-Elysees in Paris.
It was not immediately known whether the products had anything to do 
with Rumsas. His whereabouts were not immediately known. 
He finished 8 minutes, 17 seconds behind Lance Armstrong, who won his 
fourth straight title. Joseba Beloki of Spain was second. 
In a statement announcing Rumsas' suspension, Lampre said he would be 
dismissed immediately ``if we verify any responsibility on the part of the rider.'' 
Team spokesman Gabriele Sola said the entire Lampre team flew back to Italy  
on Sunday and he was the only team member in the Sofitel Porte de Sevres
hotel just outside Paris when police conducted a search that lasted five 
hours. 
World cycling's governing body said it had no information on the arrest. 
The Tour's vice president, Daniel Baal, said Rumsas was tested at least 
once during the Tour, and that the results of tests carried out through 
last Wednesday  had come back negative. 
Tour officials were still waiting for the results of tests carried out 
over the last four days, Baal said. 
``If it turns out that there was doping by Rumsas during the Tour, he 
will lose his position in the standings and be suspended'' from the Tour, 
Baal said. 
Baal said the Tour appreciated Lampre's decision to suspend Rumsas as a 
precaution. 
In the town of Bonneville, prosecutor Thierry Mauguin said officials 
were analyzing the medications found in Edita Rumsas' possession as 
well as two prescriptions written in Polish that were found in her bags. 
After the doping allegations emerged, Tour director Jean-Marie Leblanc 
said he was somewhat surprised by Rumsas' performance.
``He didn't have the reputation as a rider so outstanding that he could 
climb the Tour de France podium,'' Leblanc told LCI television. 
In an interview with French sports newspaper L'Equipe, Armstrong 
described Rumsas as ``the revelation'' of this year's race. 
``He's a real threat for the future because he's a complete rider, as 
good a racer as a climber,'' Armstrong said Saturday. ``He never had a 
bad day and was very consistent.''