NEW YORK – Olympian Steve Riddick was convicted Thursday of conspiracy, bank fraud and money laundering in a scheme with others to steal money from banks by cashing counterfeit checks for ...

Steve Riddick will be sentenced in October.(ATR) U.S. Olympian Steve Riddick faces the prospect of several years in jail after being found guilty in a scheme involving fraudulent bank checks.

A federal jury stopped Olympic runner Steve Riddick in his tracks yesterday, convicting him of teaming up with gold-medalist Tim Montgomery in a scheme to cash in on $5 million in bad checks.

International Olympic Committee cuts off f inancing to the center. March 1999 Riddick is among the NSU coaches asked to resign after a probe into questionable travel expense reimbursements.

Steve Riddick, a 1976 Olympic gold medalist and former coach of Montgomery, was alleged to be part of the conspiracy. The indictment in the U.S. District Court in the Southern District of New York ...

A few months later during the 2004 U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials ... made Jones and Montgomery and Jones’ former coach, Steve Riddick, $1.7 million – and led to the trio’s ...

Later Friday, the judge sentenced Jones' former coach, Olympic champion Steve Riddick, to 5 years and 3 months in prison for his role in the check-fraud scam. Riddick also was given three years ...

Later yesterday, the judge sentenced Jones' former coach, Olympic champion Steve Riddick, to 5 years and 3 months in prison for his role in the check-fraud scam. The guidelines called for between ...

He was the best in the world in 1977 when he won the World Cup title in the 100m and anchored the American 4x100m team that included Bill Collins, Steve Riddick and Cliff Wiley to a world record.