she may still be allowed to compete in a later event, though. reporter: sha carri richardson was suspended for 30 days after testing positive for thc at the olympic trials in oregon last month, saying that she used marijuana to cope after learning her biological mother had died. marijuana is legal in oregon, but it s banned by the world anti-doping agency. many calling this rule antiquated. u.s. representatives alexandria ocasio-cortez and jamie raskin appealing to the u.s. anti-doping agency, asking to have the suspension overturned. some star athletes like patrick mahomes, sue bird, dwyane wade, all slamming the ruling, hoping she ll be allowed to run. others like former nfl commentator coming down on the other side tweeting while he doesn t agree with the rule, richardson knew it was in place and was aware of the punishment for breaking it. richardson could potentially still compete in tokyo as part of the fourx100 meter relay team