no, thats not how it works at all. the tester does not touch the sample at all. taking the sample directly from aldo would be a breach of anti doping protocol. Im surprised you dont know this.
The procedure should be:
aldo pee's in cup
aldo puts lid on cup
aldo carries cup to table
aldo selects a bereg kit, inspects it to make sure its sealed, checks serial number etc
aldo opens bereg kit
aldo takes lid off cup, pours sample into both the a and b jars
aldo then places lids on both a and b jars
aldo locks both lids with the tamper proof mechanism and ensures both are secure
aldo then places both the a and b containers inside a plastic bag
aldo then places the bag containing the two containers inside a polystyrene box
aldo then seals the box
At this point, and
only at this point does the collecter touch aldo's sample container pouring what remains of his sample into a vessel to check the gravity.
at no point does the collector touch either the vessel used to pee into, or the sample jars, or anything.
so while your trump smiley may look pretty, you are completely wrong and dont even now, understand how the sample collection process works.
UNTIL THE POLYSTYRENE BOX IS CLOSED AND SEALED NOBODY EXCEPT ALDO SHOULD TOUCH HIS SAMPLE, NOBODY.
as far as the "losing control of", Aldo lost control of the sample.
The tester is trained to deal with a situation involving i) a co-operative athlete ii) the co-operative athletes representation iii) a jar of urine
when its those three things, its not hard to ensure the athlete maintains control of the sample
when there are numerous people involving themselves, causing distractions, and the athlete is clearly and wilfully trying to delay or otherwise interfere with the doping control mission its pretty much impossible for the tester to maintain constant visual contact with the sample and ensure the athlete is in possession at all times.
even the act of looking to someone as you talk to them means that you have momentarily lost sight of the sample.
EDIT: i cant actually believe youve tried to correct me on an element of the sample collection process without even understanding how the sample collection process works. dude, i thought you were smarter than that.
