Fallen Olympic hero Scott Miller handed suspended sentences after pleading guilty to drug possession charges Scott Miller and girlfriend Michelle Callaghan outside Downing Centre Court after his sentencing. Picture: Anthony Reginato Source: News Limited FORMER Olympian Scott Miller has been spared a stint behind bars, with a magistrate granting him his "best chance" of addiction recovery with a suspended sentence. Miller has been sentenced in the Downing Centre Local Court to two one-year suspended jail sentences, to be served concurrently. He had pleaded guilty to two separate charges of possessing methamphetamine, known as the drug ice. In June last year he was found in his car in Mascot with three small resealable bags containing 1.04g of the drug, and granted bail. But only a month later he was caught in Potts Point with 7.75g and initially refused bail. The court heard Miller had been running an escort business but his work there "is now dead and buried." His solicitor Greg Goold told the court the Olympic silver medallist had been "a victim of his own choices." "When you have two roads to take ... in Mr Miller's case he has chosen the wrong road," Mr Goold said, adding he has seen emails Miller has written to former associates in the escort industry saying he wants them banished from his life. He returned to Sydney yesterday after completing five months of treatment at a Victorian rehabilitation clinic. "There has been a marked improvement in his mental attitude and physical wellbeing," Mr Goold said. Magistrate Jan Stevensen told Miller the supervised jail sentences meant "police will be watching you like a hawk." Miller left court hand in hand with his partner and made no comment. Mr Goold said his client was "lucky, very lucky" to be leaving a free man and was now working in the construction industry.