Thread: Steroid Users..please Read~!

Words from Rick Collins on the Mex AAS busts
DEA announced last week the arrests of individuals involved with eight "major steroid manufacturing companies" as part of what DEA claims is "the largest steroid enforcement operation in U.S. history." "Operation Gear Grinder" is described by DEA as a 21-month task force investigation that targeted Mexican veterinary steroid manufacturers whose products are claimed to have been illegally sold to U.S. consumers via the Internet. The arrests took place in San Diego, CA, and Laredo, TX. The companies named by DEA: Quality Vet, Denkall, Animal Power, Laboratorios Tornel, Laboratorios Brovel, Pet’s Pharma, Syd Group, and Loeffler. USA Today quoted DEA special agent Doug Coleman: "Because this is the biggest one we've ever done — we went after the manufacturers as well as the distributors, all the way down to the retail buyers — we're hoping it's going to have a significant impact on the market." The DEA press release also announced that DEA had "identified over 2,000 U.S. customers that have received steroids from the businesses indicted today." According to USA Today, DEA has begun locating these customers, many of whom used fake names and had packages sent to addresses other than their own. "We have agents all over the country trying to track down who all these people are," Coleman said. DEA will attempt to track these buyers through shipping records and email addresses. "If they've received packages through the mail we can absolutely charge them with a violation of federal law," Coleman said. Please let your members know about this bust and ongoing investigation, and remind them that the best source of relevant information is LEGAL MUSCLE. Anyone who hasn’t bought the book ought to do it immediately.

Best regards,
Team Legal Muscle

Note: Today I took some friends into Rosarito to pick up some gear. We go to my favorite vet store and you guess it...NO MORE GEAR. Said that the U.S has put so much pressure on Mexico and because of the above there be no more gear. So the 4 of us get in my car and drive to another vet store. Perfect he has gear. But he said he may only have it through then end of this month, depending on some paper work which may requirer a prescription to buy gear from that point on. I hope I have this correct as I speak some spanish and the vet store owner's english is worst then my spainish.

So guys in a nut shell, gear could be on the rise or be rel difficult to obtain.

long as UG labs can get powders ill b happy