Titanium Gear Industries (domestic source)

There was another domestic steroid source apparently operating within 5 miles of TGI/Vail.

Mark McLean Farmer was busted a few months after TGI came on the scene. Farmer was sentenced to 72 months in federal prison on January 16, 2020.

Farmer imported AAS from international suppliers and distributed them to other steroid dealers in the U.S. His indictment alleged that he sold $720,000 worth between August 2018 and his arrest in January 2019.

Farmer pleaded guilty to one count of Conspiracy To Possess With The Intent To Distribute and Distribution Of Anabolic Steroids; and one count of Possession Of A Firearm During and In Furtherance Of A Drug Trafficking Crime.

Farmer was sentenced to 12 months for AAS distribution/conspiracy and 60 months for firearm charge.

TGI/Vail is not facing federal charges at the moment. He was only charged under Texas state law. But if the feds take over the case, it will most likely be pursued by same prosecutors that convicted Farmer (from the Eastern District of Texas Marshall Division).

Harrison County man gets 6 years for distributing anabolic steroids

So Farmer actually only got 1 yr on the steroid case and 5 yrs on the weapons charge . You cant help but see the resemblance with steroids today and marijuana 20-30 years ago . Both so misunderstood...:(
 
Not a legal weapon when its possessed by someone engaged in an illegal activity.
Edit: This is why the charge of discharging a weapon is so bad for Titter. Nothing in Texas to discharge a weapon but with a lab on the premises.
What do you mean how does that work? Dude got 5 years for the weapon. You just commented on it?
It's quite different over here, that's what got me confused.

Where I'm at, if you have a weapon legally, but is not used in illegal endeavors, mere ownership of weapon means nothing even if you are engaged in illegal activity.


Fake energy control? I don't know what the fuck your talking about, you have me mixed up with someone else. That said go rinse your mouth out with buck shot
Well, there's this vague memory of you advising people to use services you yourself have never tried, fake EC among them. I might be mistaken though, memory is a finicky thing, and in that case I'm sorry.

It's called armed enhancement. If you posses a weapon while commiting a crime they add time on for the weapon.
Thank you, I'll look it up.
 
But he was quoting a post about Mark Farmer, insinuating that MF was R&R, or am I wrong here?

There was another steroid bust in east Texas in September of 2019 also.

No, you're correct, @janoshik not sure what UGL the Farmer fella was running, but the inital speculation regarding the dates lined up just right with what Millard posted.

@Oldschool was this ever posted in the news section? Was the name of Farmers UGL ever revealed? i'm curious to know who he was now.
 
No, you're correct, @janoshik not sure what UGL the Farmer fella was running, but the inital speculation regarding the dates lined up just right with what Millard posted.

@Oldschool was this ever posted in the news section? Was the name of Farmers UGL ever revealed? i'm curious to know who he was now.
Sure it was. Google east texas steroid busts. One was in Sept 2019. Titanium was November 2019. The bust Millard quoted was a year before I believe?
 
Sure it was. Google east texas steroid busts. One was in Sept 2019. Titanium was November 2019. The bust Millard quoted was a year before I believe?

Just found this in one article. Made me laugh. The agent talks like they're cooking and using meth. The more he talks, the dumber he sounds.

“It’s taking place right here in people’s backyards and they don’t know a thing about what’s going on,” says Kennamer.

Here’s what makes this so dangerous.

“We can’t guarantee what those chemicals are, and the people that shipped them to the United States don’t care. As long as people keep shooting this stuff in their arms and taking the pills, it’s deadly, it’s super dangerous,” explains Kennamer.
 
Just found this in one article. Made me laugh. The agent talks like they're cooking and using meth. The more he talks, the dumber he sounds.

“It’s taking place right here in people’s backyards and they don’t know a thing about what’s going on,” says Kennamer.

Here’s what makes this so dangerous.

“We can’t guarantee what those chemicals are, and the people that shipped them to the United States don’t care. As long as people keep shooting this stuff in their arms and taking the pills, it’s deadly, it’s super dangerous,” explains Kennamer.
What you mean I shouldn't be mainlining my test c?
 
Just found this in one article. Made me laugh. The agent talks like they're cooking and using meth. The more he talks, the dumber he sounds.

“It’s taking place right here in people’s backyards and they don’t know a thing about what’s going on,” says Kennamer.

Here’s what makes this so dangerous.

“We can’t guarantee what those chemicals are, and the people that shipped them to the United States don’t care. As long as people keep shooting this stuff in their arms and taking the pills, it’s deadly, it’s super dangerous,” explains Kennamer.

If that's the one I read "juiced" I like how in the video the show someone cooking it on a spoon and a needle in the left arm vein. Pretty accurate reporting
 
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