Olympic swimmer Scott Miller to fight drugs, theft charges Olympic swimmer Scott Miller will fight stealing and drugs charges after pleading not guilty. Former Olympic swimmer Scott Miller leaves Waverley Court after his brief hearing into theft and drug charges. OLYMPIC swimmer Scott Miller will fight stealing and drugs charges after pleading not guilty in a Sydney court. The 38-year-old made a brief appearance in Waverley Local Court on Wednesday. The Edgecliff resident was arrested on the morning of June 18 at a home in Mascot and charged. Police allege they found three small, resealable bags of methylamphetamine totalling 1.04g in his possession. Miller also had $1900 in cash, police allege, and an additional $14,700 found in a vehicle at the Mascot address. He is accused of either stealing the two sums of money or obtaining them by some other illegal means. His solicitor entered pleas of not guilty to two counts of having goods in custody suspected of being stolen, one count of possessing a prohibited drug and a fresh charge of supplying a prohibited drug. Miller joined the Australian Institute of Sport in 1991 and went on to win silver and bronze medals at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. He avoided the media outside court and declined to comment about the allegations. His matter will come before Downing Centre Local Court on August 21.