These fucking people who bust the users/sellers piss me off when their like " guys should just hit the gym and earn mass" no shit dickhead. Assuming everyone gets roid rage.
Most Recent Bust - Aug 25th
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder....=73218678899847
ZANESVILLE - A 29-year-old New Concord man is facing 21 felony drug charges
after being arrested Monday in one of the county's largest anabolic steroid
drug busts.
Richard Scott Reed is in the Muskingum County jail after detectives executed
four separate search warrants that yielded 16,900 unit doses of anabolic
steroid drugs and 500 unit does of dangerous drugs, according to a news
release from the Sheriff's Office. The estimated street value of the drugs
is $348,000.
"I'm proud of my officers and the work they've done on this investigation,"
said Sheriff Bob Stephenson.
According to Detective Mike LeCocq, the investigation showed Reed was
receiving the drugs through the New Concord Post Office and Box and Mail in
Zanesville. The packages were being sent from Moscow, Russia.
Using the mail to a commit a crime is a federal offense, but Stephenson said
the postmaster has chosen to let the offenses be handled at the state level.
Stephenson pointed out that the Sheriff's Office does not know who the drugs
were being sold to, and Reed refused to answer any questions until he has a
lawyer.
Detective Todd Kanavel said steroids are most closely associated with
athletics.
"The drug doesn't provide what you would call a 'rush,'" LeCocq said of the
physical properties of steroids. He said the rush comes from the drug's
ability to make an athlete stronger and build muscles.
"Guys get what's called 'roid rage' from the increase in testosterone (due
to the ingestion of steroids)," Kanavel said. "They get very aggressive."
Kanavel said the drug can cause personality changes and affects the liver
and kidneys.
"(Athletes) need to avoid steroids and instead they should hit the gym and
eat properly (to gain muscle mass)," Stephenson said.
Steroids are typically sold in pill or vial form at $20 per injection or
$200 for a vial, Lacocq said. He added that users typically "stack" the
doses, meaning they shoot it up then follow that with the pills.
Reed was arrested and convicted on charges of domestic violence in 1999 and
2000 in Guernsey County. He has no drug convictions.
Reed is expected to be arraigned this week in the Zanesville Municipal
Court.
Most Recent Bust - Aug 25th
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder....=73218678899847
ZANESVILLE - A 29-year-old New Concord man is facing 21 felony drug charges
after being arrested Monday in one of the county's largest anabolic steroid
drug busts.
Richard Scott Reed is in the Muskingum County jail after detectives executed
four separate search warrants that yielded 16,900 unit doses of anabolic
steroid drugs and 500 unit does of dangerous drugs, according to a news
release from the Sheriff's Office. The estimated street value of the drugs
is $348,000.
"I'm proud of my officers and the work they've done on this investigation,"
said Sheriff Bob Stephenson.
According to Detective Mike LeCocq, the investigation showed Reed was
receiving the drugs through the New Concord Post Office and Box and Mail in
Zanesville. The packages were being sent from Moscow, Russia.
Using the mail to a commit a crime is a federal offense, but Stephenson said
the postmaster has chosen to let the offenses be handled at the state level.
Stephenson pointed out that the Sheriff's Office does not know who the drugs
were being sold to, and Reed refused to answer any questions until he has a
lawyer.
Detective Todd Kanavel said steroids are most closely associated with
athletics.
"The drug doesn't provide what you would call a 'rush,'" LeCocq said of the
physical properties of steroids. He said the rush comes from the drug's
ability to make an athlete stronger and build muscles.
"Guys get what's called 'roid rage' from the increase in testosterone (due
to the ingestion of steroids)," Kanavel said. "They get very aggressive."
Kanavel said the drug can cause personality changes and affects the liver
and kidneys.
"(Athletes) need to avoid steroids and instead they should hit the gym and
eat properly (to gain muscle mass)," Stephenson said.
Steroids are typically sold in pill or vial form at $20 per injection or
$200 for a vial, Lacocq said. He added that users typically "stack" the
doses, meaning they shoot it up then follow that with the pills.
Reed was arrested and convicted on charges of domestic violence in 1999 and
2000 in Guernsey County. He has no drug convictions.
Reed is expected to be arraigned this week in the Zanesville Municipal
Court.
