Not Bodybuilding Related Either

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so sorry if im posting in the wrong area...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) Posted: Mar 11, 2015 10:20 PM EST – A Kentucky woman is in jail after a traffic stop in Indiana Wednesday afternoon, in which Indiana State Police found steroids in her car.

About 1:30 p.m., a trooper stopped 24-year-old Jennifer Carroll of Brandenburg, Kentucky, on Interstate 64 in Indiana for speeding.

Carroll did not have a valid driver's license and upon searching her vehicle, Master Trooper Brian LaRoche found 25 glass vials of anabolic steroids. He also found several hypodermic needles, both of which are level six felonies.

Carroll was taken to the Dubois County Security Center and is charged with two felonies for possession of anabolic steroids and possession of hypodermic needles.

Indiana State Police arrest Kentucky woman for possession of ana - WDRB 41 Louisville News


i feel great about supporting law enforcement (most of the time.) it makes me sick to my stomach that these stories are lumped in and viewed as being as bad as if it were meth and heroin.



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typical (speeding knowing full well you have no valid drivers license. maybe she was on meth or heroin)

This information is for entertainment purposes only and not meant to hurt anyone's feelings. I wish law enforcement to know I do not support illegal use of any drug requiring a script.

 

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Also not bodybuilding related

CLARK COUNTY, Ind (Oct 28, 2013) —Two Indiana law enforcement officers have been arrested as part of an investigation into illegal steroids.

Indiana State Police arrested Anthony Mills Jr. and Robert Wilcoxson early Monday morning.

Mills has been a Jeffersonville police officer for two years and is on paid leave.

Wilcoxson is a Clark County corrections officer and has been fired.

Detectives started the investigation in June after ISP detectives received information that the two were trying to get illegal steroids.

ISP said it conducted a reverse sting to sell Mills and Wilcoxson what the two thought were illegal steroids.

Police said Mills was arrested driving his police cruiser.

Mills was charged with attempted possession of a controlled substance. Wilcoxson was charged with attempting to deal in a controlled substance, attempted possession of a controlled substance and dealing in a look-alike substance.

Both men were incarcerated at the Clark County Jail awaiting their first court appearance.


S. Ind. law enforcement officers accused of trying to buy illegal steroids | Indiana News - WLKY Home

This information for entertainment purposes only not meant to hurt anyones feelings.