"Defendant Jeffrey George would establish an illegal anabolic steroid internet sales business. Such business would illegally market and sell anabolic steroids by means of advertisements on the internet and fitness magazines. Defendant Jeffrey George would solicit physicians to illegally prescribe anabolic steroids. Defendant Jeffrey George would use several pharmacies to manufacturer and prepare the illegal anabolic steroids. Defendant Jeffrey George, through telephone sales consultants, would require customers illegally seeking anabolic steroids to submit the results of a physical examination conducted near the customer's residence and a blood test, and to complete a questionnaire on the internet. Such activities were engaged to give the appearance of a legitimate practice. Defendant Jeffrey George would employ coconspirators to act as sales consultants. Such sales consultants had no medical trainng or experience and would illegally use steroids themselves. The coconspirator sales consultants would have telephone conversations with customers in order to convince such customers to order large quantities of steroids. The sales consultants would earn commissions based upon the quantity of steroids purchased by the customers. Defendant Jeffrey George would instruct the coconspirator sales consultants to write prescriptions for anabolic steroids which would then be presented to coconspirator physician Daniel Hauser. Defendant Jeffrey George and conconspirator physician Hauser would agree that anabolic steroids would be prescribed to individuals who had not had an in-person physical examination as required by Federal law. Defendant. Defendant Jeffrey George and conconspirators would agree that steroids would be illegally prescribed to individuals to enhance their athletic abilities and not for a legitimate and accepted medical purpose. Defendant Jeffrey George would agree that coconspirator physician Hauser could review the prescriptions at coconspirator physician Hauser's residence and not have to appear at the office. Defendant Jeffrey George and other coconspirators, on occasion, would forge the name of coconspirator physician Hauser in order to expedite the acquisition and sale of anabolic steroids.
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"Defendants Michael Renda, Matthew Siss, Jason Leve, Marc Anthony Naya, Zachary Horsley and Jack Martin were telephone sales consultants employed at South Beach Rejuvenation. The defendants would solicit customers on behalf of defendant Jeffrey George to illegally purchase large quantities of anabolic steroids by means of telephone sales. The defendants would themselves illegally possess and consumer large quantities of anabolic steroids. The defendants would attempt to convince customers to purchase the largest quantities of anabolic steroids in order to generate the largest commissions for themselves and coconspirators. The defendants would advise the customers regarding the types of steroids they should purchase in order to enhance their athletic capabilities. The defendants would illegally solicit the sale of anabolic steroids to customers for purposes contrary to legitimate medical purposes. The defendants would draft and prepare prescriptions for anabolic steroids to be presented to conspirator physician Hauser. The defendants would unlawfully, on occasion, forge the signature of conconspirator physician Hauser, in order to expedite the acquisition and sale of anabolic steroids. The defendants would themselves unlawfully obtain prescriptions for controlled substances, in particular, oxycodone, from the physician employed at East Coast, Hallandale, and other pain clinics and illegally sell such narcotics to third parties. The defendants would inform conconspirator physician Chico-Blume that they were employed by defendant Jeffrey George, in order to expedite their examinations and prescriptions."
