Olympic swimmer Scott Miller to stay in cells over drugs charge Former Olympic swimmer Scott Miller will remain in jail, where he has been since his latest arrest on drugs charges. OLYMPIC swimmer Scott Miller will remain in custody after his latest drug charge matter was briefly heard in a Sydney court. Miller did not appear in Central Local Court on Wednesday, with his lawyer flagging a bail application will be made next week. Miller has been behind bars since he was arrested last weekend and charged with supplying a prohibited drug of an indictable quality. Police officers allegedly discovered 7.75 grams of the drug ice when they searched the sports star at Potts Point on Saturday night, 10 days after he appeared in Waverley Local Court and pleaded not guilty to drugs charges and possessing more than $16,000 in cash. The Edgecliff resident was arrested at Mascot on June 18 after police allegedly found three small bags of ice totalling 1.04g as well as the cash. He's accused of either stealing the money or obtaining it by some other illegal means. Magistrate Lee Gilmour adjourned the matter until July 30.