The Canadian swimmer Mary-Sophie Harvey denounced that on the last night of the International Swimming Federation (FINA) World Championships celebrated in Budapest from June 18 to 25 was druggedand suggested someone put a sedative in his drink.

The Canadian athlete posted on her Instagram account that the last night of the world championshipswhile he was with his companions, was drugged and who does not remember what happened during a period between four and six o’clockbut who suffers bruises to the ribs and a mild concussion.

Harvey added: “It felt like the body I was in wasn’t mine (I still feel that way). I came home and found dozens of bruises on my body. Some of my friends told me later that they had to carry me when I was unconscious And that probably explains why.”

The swimmer accompanied her text with bruise pictures on his legs and said he had similar injuries on other parts of his body that he didn’t want to show.

“Unfortunately, these events happen more than you think. It has been a dangerous increase recorded cases during the last years but still not talked enoughHarvey added, also including news clippings of women whose drinks were mixed with sedatives.

The GOOD noted in a statement that will investigate the allegations and what “deeply concerned about well-being” at Harvey’s.

The international federation added that it is in contact with both the canadian swimming federation like with him Budapest World Cup Organizing Committee.

For its part, the canadian federation of swimming said that received information about the incidentwhich happened in Budapest the night before returning Canada of the team, and Harvey was treated by a doctor as soon as it became clear that the swimmer had been drugged.

“We continue to collect information on the situation”added the Canadian swimming federation.