Oak Cliff's Olympics darling is dealing with an unfortunate issue. Sha'Carri Richardson, who became America's fastest woman after last month's trials, tested positive for a banned substance.
While in Oregon for qualifying, the sprinter learned her biological mother had passed away. Richardson used marijuana to cope with her loss. Although, it's legal in the state, it's not allowed by U.S.A. Track & Field. The governing body for runners suspended 'Carri for 30 days. She will not be allowed to compete in the 100-meter dash, and they have not announced plans for the relay contest as of yet.
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