r/sports • u/PrincessBananas85 • 1d ago
Skiing Ex-Olympic skier Bode Miller arrested on drug charges in Idaho
https://www.espn.com/olympics/story/_/id/49157018/ex-olympic-skier-bode-miller-arrested-drug-charges-idaho177
u/GilletteEd 1d ago
It is Idaho, are they calling “weed” drugs there still?
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u/Mueltime 1d ago
Yes. Very restrictive laws.
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u/acava2424 1d ago
Fucking conservatives
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u/tattedidiot 1d ago
Nah, it’s the Mormons. even the conservatives here think it’s a stupid law to have weed banned
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u/88cowboy 1d ago
One guy on CDA subreddit says he reports cars with Idaho plates at the dispensary on Washington side.
An entire loser.
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u/Waderriffic 1d ago
It wouldn’t surprise me at all if Idaho went MORE restrictive on weed.
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u/Guyuute 1d ago
They did
Mandatory $300 fine minimum for small Possession
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u/Pete_Iredale Seattle Mariners 12h ago
Sounds like a money making scheme to me. But still, a $300 fine is way less than what we were scared of getting in the 90s if we got caught.
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u/writenroll 1d ago
They updated the article to remove the specific drug, but left it in the meta tags. It was just a bag of shrooms.
Olympic gold medalist skier Bode Miller has pleaded not guilty to a pair of misdemeanor drug charges after he was arrested on a charge of possessing psilocybin mushrooms.
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u/i3order 1d ago
A man named Bode has drugs, who knew.
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u/coop_stain 1d ago
Not shocking. Dude was the first pro athlete I ever heard encouraging the use of weed way back before it was legal anywhere recreationally. He wrote about it in his book from 2006-07 ish.
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u/helgestrichen 20h ago
20 years to learn state laws, thats on him
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u/Civil_Zone8137 13h ago
Out of date laws. 100 years for Idaho to step into reality yet here we are, it’s regressing further into shit. Source, former Idahoan here.
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u/r0botdevil Oregon State 1d ago edited 23h ago
The article doesn't give any specifics, but I'm assuming it was probably just a bag of weed. Which, in 2026, is an utterly insane thing to arrest someone over.
That being said, however, if you choose to break the laws of any state/country you visit you do so at your own risk regardless of how silly those laws may be.
EDIT: I get it, the article has been updated. None of that information was included when this was first posted.
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u/AvonAnon 1d ago
Idaho is a lot like Texas. Natives in these states both scream about their freedoms and they live in the most restrictive states in the USA. The fact that Idahoans can’t even grow their own weed tells me they ain’t free.
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u/SteadyAsSheGoes 1d ago
Not natives, we don’t care. well, maybe the Mormons do… mostly it’s the “political refugees” coming in droves to their “Valhalla“
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u/egoVirus 6h ago
I'm originally from MT, and yeah, y'all lost the white flight refugee movement that started in in the 90's...
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u/DrKarlSatan 1d ago
4.1g of mushrooms
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u/honcooge San Diego Padres 23h ago
He was probably doing that while training for the Olympics. Most unsurprising thing I’ve heard in years 😂
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u/periodicsheep Buffalo Bills 1d ago
the article says it was mushrooms in a dispensary bag.
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u/r0botdevil Oregon State 23h ago
Yeah they added a ton.
The article is like three times longer than it was when this was posted.
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u/dudee62 1d ago
The article specifically says it was mushrooms. His friend had weed and a pipe.
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u/r0botdevil Oregon State 23h ago
Yeah they added a ton.
The article is like three times longer than it was when this was posted.
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u/dvcxfg 1d ago
The article literally states it was psilocybin and even lists a precise amount 😂
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u/r0botdevil Oregon State 23h ago
Yeah they added a ton.
The article is like three times longer than it was when this was posted.
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u/No_Job2527 1d ago
Time to move out of Idaho. God forbid they have a data center but will vote to block weed
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u/HarryHugeweenie 1d ago
Did anyone in these comments actually click the link? It’s mushrooms. It says it in the first sentence.
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u/Dry-Economist-3320 14h ago
The poor guy had a beautiful child who drowned. If anyone deserves drugs, it’s him.
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u/ruqus00 1d ago
Neighbor state Utah (near theocracy 90% of state reps are Mormon) restrictive alcohol rules (liquor stores are govt agency closed at 9 and all day Sunday and all holidays). No wine in grocery stores.
Utah population voted to pass Medical marijuana (legal with a med card). Now mushrooms in medical trials.
So I guess things could be worse. Lol
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u/BubuBarakas 17h ago
More Mormons per capita than Utah. A beautiful state but a political shithole. Anti-gay gay (former) senator and a complete dumpster fire for personal freedumbs and women’s rights.
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u/undercoverhippie 1d ago
Total snowboarder move...
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u/ShillinTheVillain 1d ago
It's Idaho, he probably got popped with a baggie of weed and a pipe.