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By JACQUES CHAQUEX, Associated Press Writer
PARIS, France - Lance Armstrong, who recently won his sixth consecutive Tour de France title, may be ripped of his most recent Tour de France title as a maid at the hotel he was staying in, found the three [*%#*%*#] substances near his suitcases.
"The maid brought this to my attention when she saw the objects in his suitcases while cleaning his room. I gave her a camera to take pictures of the objects to be used as evidence in case he had won the Tour de France," Pierre LeFeux (owner of the hotel) said.
"Some people may say we are bringing this up because the French people are supposedly jealous of the Americans. That is not the reason, we are bringing this to everyone's attention because we want justice to be served."
The substances found are illegal in France, and those in violation of the law are disqualified from winning the title.
Armstrong's manager could not be reached for comment.
The three substances found, which are illegal in France, were toothpaste, a bar of soap, and deodorant.
PARIS, France - Lance Armstrong, who recently won his sixth consecutive Tour de France title, may be ripped of his most recent Tour de France title as a maid at the hotel he was staying in, found the three [*%#*%*#] substances near his suitcases.
"The maid brought this to my attention when she saw the objects in his suitcases while cleaning his room. I gave her a camera to take pictures of the objects to be used as evidence in case he had won the Tour de France," Pierre LeFeux (owner of the hotel) said.
"Some people may say we are bringing this up because the French people are supposedly jealous of the Americans. That is not the reason, we are bringing this to everyone's attention because we want justice to be served."
The substances found are illegal in France, and those in violation of the law are disqualified from winning the title.
Armstrong's manager could not be reached for comment.
The three substances found, which are illegal in France, were toothpaste, a bar of soap, and deodorant.