Toshiba winger Loamanu confirmed positive for marijuana

Toshiba winger Loamanu confirmed positive for marijuana

TOKYO, Japan - Kazuo Tanigawa, executive vice president of Toshiba Corp., speaks at a news conference in the city of Fuchu on Feb. 13 about the dismissal of Tongan-born Christian Loamanu from the company's rugby team Toshiba Brave Lupus after he tested positive for marijuana in a second doping specimen. (Kyodo)

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