Jordanian Paralympians: judge critical of police in sex case 4 June 2013 Last updated at 16:13 A judge has criticised the police handling of sex charges involving a member of Jordan's paralympic squad. Omar Sami Qaradhi, 32, is charged with three counts of sexual assault and one of voyeurism. The charges relate alleged incidents during the team's preparations in Antrim for last year's London games. Police failure to cooperate with the court was unacceptable, the judge said. A defence solicitor told Antrim Magistrates Court on Tuesday that there had been several unsuccessful requests to the police to give the Public Prosecution Service the information that it needed to prepare committal papers. The judge said this was "totally unacceptable" and adjourned the case until later this month. Meanwhile, charges against two other members of the 2012 Jordanian Paralympian squad have been withdrawn. The court has ordered the charges against both be withdrawn.