Coleraine , Northern Ireland ( CNN ) -- Two members of Jordan 's paralympic team who use wheelchairs and a trainer accused of sexual assault wo n't be competing in the London 2012 Paralympic Games . The three members of the Jordanian team were arrested after two girls and two women in Northern Ireland filed complaints alleging sexual assault by the men , police said . The three have been released on bail in Northern Ireland after an embassy official promised they would be returned to face sexual assault charges . The two athletes and the trainer , meanwhile , were withdrawn from competition and have returned to Jordan , according to a statement released by the International Paralympic Committee . The Jordanian Paralympic Committee 's president and board said it `` would be inappropriate '' for the athletes to compete in the games , which begin next week . `` We have a zero tolerance on any misconduct and will continue to work closely with the Northern Ireland authorities to assist in their investigation . However , our focus is now preparing the remaining members of the team for competition , and we look forward to taking part in what promises to be a truly magnificent sporting event . '' The men , who were training at a sports complex in Antrim , 35 kilometers ( 22 miles ) northwest of Belfast , are accused of assaulting the women and girls over a four-day period , beginning on August 16 , police said . The men have denied the charges . Powerlifter Omar Sami Qaradhi , 31 , has been charged with two counts of sexual activity with a child , one count of sexual assault against a woman and one count of voyeurism , according to charges read during a hearing in Coleraine , County Londonderry . Powerlifter Motaz al-Juneidi , 45 , was charged with sexual assault against a woman . Trainer Faisal Hammash , 35 , was charged with two counts of causing a child to engage in sexual activity . A Jordanian embassy official said during the hearing that King Abdullah had been inquiring about the matter . She promised the men would return to Northern Ireland for future court appearances . A senior Jordanian government official denied reports that the King had personally intervened in the case , although the official said the monarch was `` concerned '' by the allegations .
Jordan : Jordan 's Paralympic Committee says it has ` ` zero tolerance on any misconduct '' Two powerlifters who use wheelchairs and a cyclist have been released on bail . The men were in Northern Ireland training ahead of the Paralympic Games .