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So this cop in Las Vegas (not that Las Vegas, but in New Mexico) lives with his little brother, who has some plan to stick Suboxone up his butt and smuggle it into the local county jail. So the cops execute a search warrant on the house. They find the Suboxone.
In the older brother police officer's closet, they find steroids.
"Large quantities," they say.
Distribution. Multiple counts of possession.
Must be a pretty big steroid kingpin distribution case, right?
So this following story has more information, including about the jailhouse snitch who ratted out little bro and his scheme to smuggle Suboxone into the jail using his butthole. Expand the quote to see the punchline:
So do the math. 25 mg x 48 pills = 1200 mg.
Big, big bust, here!
And that is a 5 month supply. Will one of you please tell me how you can make 48 Winnie pills become a 5 month cycle. This I have to hear. There are 150 days in 5 months and so that is less than one pill every 3 days. One could get massive on that kind of dosage!
Both of the preceding stories indicate that the Winstrol pills were in "different" packages, which indicated they were going to be distributed.
So not only is 48 pills a 5 months supply, but he was going to distribute it so multiple people could cycle on this magical Winnie. Wow. This must be really potent stuff. Half of New Mexico was going to get jacked off of these large quantities of steroids.
So wait until you hear some more details on how he had this stuff packaged. No wonder they just knew he was distributing. This will be so easy to prove:
www.yahoo.com
So there you have it. A labeled box. While that is suspicious criminal activity all by itself, they knew he as dealing because he also had an unlabeled box. And, to cap it off, the ultimate proof of drug dealing: a plastic baggie. Definite distribution right there. Yes, sir. That is some solid evidence that this was for distribution. I am glad that these officers know so much about steroids and are keeping New Mexico safe!
Back the blue!
Oh, no! Wait! He also had bacteriostatic water! Wow! This was one big time drug dealer dude. I am so glad they got this kingpin dealer off the streets. Here is the confirmation that the distribution charge was for the Winnie:
www.lasvegasoptic.com
You folks can all sleep safer at night now having read about this public safety bust.
A condition of release was that he cannot have firearms. I guess that it only makes sense not to have a roid raging Winnie dealer armed.
In the older brother police officer's closet, they find steroids.
"Large quantities," they say.
Distribution. Multiple counts of possession.
Las Vegas, NM, officer charged in steroid possession, distribution case
A Las Vegas police officer is charged with drug possession and distribution after authorities allegedly found large quantities of steroids in his bedroom earlier this year.
www.abqjournal.com
Must be a pretty big steroid kingpin distribution case, right?
So this following story has more information, including about the jailhouse snitch who ratted out little bro and his scheme to smuggle Suboxone into the jail using his butthole. Expand the quote to see the punchline:
Las Vegas police officer arrested for allegedly distributing steroids
A Las Vegas police officer was arrested after several controlled substances were found during a search warrant.
www.koat.com
So do the math. 25 mg x 48 pills = 1200 mg.
Big, big bust, here!
And that is a 5 month supply. Will one of you please tell me how you can make 48 Winnie pills become a 5 month cycle. This I have to hear. There are 150 days in 5 months and so that is less than one pill every 3 days. One could get massive on that kind of dosage!
Both of the preceding stories indicate that the Winstrol pills were in "different" packages, which indicated they were going to be distributed.
So not only is 48 pills a 5 months supply, but he was going to distribute it so multiple people could cycle on this magical Winnie. Wow. This must be really potent stuff. Half of New Mexico was going to get jacked off of these large quantities of steroids.
So wait until you hear some more details on how he had this stuff packaged. No wonder they just knew he was distributing. This will be so easy to prove:
Las Vegas, NM, officer charged in steroid possession, distribution case
Aug. 14—A Las Vegas, New Mexico, police officer is charged with drug possession and distribution after authorities allegedly found large quantities of steroids in his bedroom earlier this year. Las Vegas Police Chief Antonio Salazar told the Las Vegas Optic that Patrick Maes has been placed on...
So there you have it. A labeled box. While that is suspicious criminal activity all by itself, they knew he as dealing because he also had an unlabeled box. And, to cap it off, the ultimate proof of drug dealing: a plastic baggie. Definite distribution right there. Yes, sir. That is some solid evidence that this was for distribution. I am glad that these officers know so much about steroids and are keeping New Mexico safe!
Back the blue!
Oh, no! Wait! He also had bacteriostatic water! Wow! This was one big time drug dealer dude. I am so glad they got this kingpin dealer off the streets. Here is the confirmation that the distribution charge was for the Winnie:
Las Vegas police officer charged with distributing illegal steroids
A Las Vegas Police Department officer is on leave after being charged with possessing anabolic steroids, which investigators allege were packaged to sell.
You folks can all sleep safer at night now having read about this public safety bust.
A condition of release was that he cannot have firearms. I guess that it only makes sense not to have a roid raging Winnie dealer armed.
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