Feds make "big" steriod bust in Houston area

[liftintexas]

This was all over the local news here in Houston yesterday (some of my fellow Houstonians on the board probably saw/read it). I recognized at least one suspect from my local gym. when I saw the teaser on the news, "largest drug bust in Fort Bend County history," I was expecting a story on coke, or maybe even pot, but not steroids. Such hype ... interesting to see where it all goes ...

http://www.khou.com/topstories/stori....2073ffc2.html

Sorry, I don't know how to post the story, just the link.

[GG300]

Now we know where RL has been.

[nate99]

I posted a link up in the Training section, but maybe OT is more appropriate. Seemed to be fitness pros involved.

While I'm no fan of arbitrary law enforcement or laws that seek to only protect you from yourself, it's not like they didn't know the rules. It will be interesting to see what comes of the prosecution. I have no idea if the anti-steroid laws have as strict punishments attached as do those for narcotics.

[RedLefty]

Originally Posted by GG300

Now we know where RL has been.

Ha, nobody has ever looked at my body and accused me of any illegal supplements. It's clearly a physique built by video games and donuts.

[OldGuy]

Originally Posted by RedLefty

Ha, nobody has ever looked at my body and accused me of any illegal supplements. It's clearly a physique built by video games and donuts.

There's a best seller fitness book in there somewhere (The Duke Nukem Diet?)

[Deserve]

I've been meaning to tell every one why I haven't been posting much today.

[GG300]

It's clearly a physique built by video games and donuts.

I can understand that, my last few weeks have been on the barley pop and pizza diet.