VIDEO: 10 Arrested In Steriod Ring Bust!

**F.K.M.** · 11-24-2009, 11:58 PM

Originally Posted by ANADROLicfreak

operation roid runner?give me a break.stupid

I know, I gagged.

**pain85** · 11-25-2009, 12:34 AM

ahhh fuckkkkk! look at all thoses steroids lol do they take it for them selves n sell it or do they throw it out? if thrown out then someone better be ready for pick up lol

**NPCKnight** · 11-25-2009, 12:44 AM

Originally Posted by Ryan Wacht

I thought that prolab was busted in 2007 during operation geargrinder?

Ya, that was my understanding too. Wtf?

**tirtle88** · 11-25-2009, 12:45 AM

^no the dea uses it for themselves....

**YoungytheKing** · 11-25-2009, 12:54 AM

Originally Posted by ANADROLicfreak

operation roid runner?give me a break.stupid

x 2. How fucking lame. The name sums up how ridiculous the whole thing is. What a waste of time, effort and money!!

**THUNDERGOD** · 11-25-2009, 09:06 AM

Steroids are dangerous and deadly people.....I would post more but I can't seem to put my beer and cigarettes down that I purchased at my local Wal Mart. Just glad these things won't kill me.

**tflexxin** · 11-25-2009, 09:18 AM

Thank god! I know the local banks and gas stations will breathe a sigh of relief knowing that they won't have to worry about some roided up bodybuilder robbing their businesses to pay for their next cycle.....DUH!!!!!!!!!!

Here in Florida, a guy robbed a bank and made his getaway.............ON THE CITY BUS!!!! I'll bet he was headed to his local roid dealer for sure!!!

**chris250** · 11-25-2009, 10:31 AM

I feel alot safer now

**bulldog08** · 11-25-2009, 10:47 AM

While I think that it is rediculous for the government to focus on steroids as much as they are when they could spend the money on busting gang members and crack dealers its been reported that these people were selling to younger teens. If this is the case then Im all for their asses getting busted. If you wanna produce steroids and distribute amongst bbers and adults who are making responsible choices and know what they are doing then go for it. If you are selling shit to 16 17 year olds who 99% of the time do not know what they are doing and who could hurt themselves permanently for the rest of their lives then fuck it, you deserve to go down. If I get flamed for this then I could give a fuck because thats just ignorance on the part of the people flaming me. However if its proven that these people were selling to kids (people under 18) then im glad they went down. Good too see it.

**joshbarnett** · 11-25-2009, 11:56 AM

i agree bulldog8...

**TheTransformator** · 11-25-2009, 01:19 PM

What is up with those prison sentences in the US...30-40 years...? Are they serious...in Europe you get a maximum of 18-20 years for planned murder...of which one needs to sit 2/3s out...not that that is a good system either...but how much does society pay for these individuals capturing them for 30-40 years...a 2 year sentence would be more sensible...

And what about Anthony Roberts last report about a guy in the same situation getting only 1 month...I don't understand it...!

The US is a land of extremes...

Is that because of different states...?

**partsRheavy** · 11-25-2009, 02:47 PM

During the 1980s, the U.S. greatly expanded the War on Drugs. Ronald and Nancy Reagan...."Just Say No."

Three Strikes laws in some states led to very long mandatory sentences. If anyone doubts what effect this has had, look at the chart of the U.S.'s prison population at this link. Not all prisoners in the U.S. are violent criminals. I think a larger majority of European prisoners are violent criminals, simply because the U.S. law enforcement is a lot stricter. The U.S. puts a lot more non-violent offenders behind bars.

[ame]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incarceration_in_the_United_States[/ame]

Compare with other countries: The U.S. is NOT the "Land of the Free."

http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2009/10/02/...ation-ranking/

Not all prisoners in the U.S. are violent criminals. I think more European prisoners are violent criminals, simply because the U.S. law enforcement is a lot stricter and puts more minor offenders behind bars.

The _Economist_ published an article recently that should answer some questions about policies in various countries. It doesn't talk about steroids per se, but lists countries by amount of enforcement of overall drug laws. The U.S. is much stricter and hard-line than England and a lot of countries in Europe. You can figure the rest.

http://www.economist.com/world/inter...ry_id=14845095

What do Portugal, Spain, Mexico, the Czech Republic, England, and the freedom-loving Baltic countries all have in common? The _Economist_ tells you!

Follow the links to understand the situation.

Originally Posted by TheTransformator

What is up with those prison sentences in the US...30-40 years...? Are they serious...in Europe you get a maximum of 18-20 years for planned murder...of which one needs to sit 2/3s out...not that that is a good system either...but how much does society pay for these individuals capturing them for 30-40 years...a 2 year sentence would be more sensible...

And what about Anthony Roberts last report about a guy in the same situation getting only 1 month...I don't understand it...!

The US is a land of extremes...

Is that because of different states...?

**TheTransformator** · 11-25-2009, 03:38 PM

Originally Posted by partsRheavy

During the 1980s, the U.S. greatly expanded the War on Drugs. Ronald and Nancy Reagan...."Just Say No."

Three Strikes laws in some states led to very long mandatory sentences. If anyone doubts what effect this has had, look at the chart of the U.S.'s prison population at this link. Not all prisoners in the U.S. are violent criminals. I think a larger majority of European prisoners are violent criminals, simply because the U.S. law enforcement is a lot stricter. The U.S. puts a lot more non-violent offenders behind bars.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incarce..._United_States

Compare with other countries: The U.S. is NOT the "Land of the Free."

http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2009/10/02/...ation-ranking/

Not all prisoners in the U.S. are violent criminals. I think more European prisoners are violent criminals, simply because the U.S. law enforcement is a lot stricter and puts more minor offenders behind bars.

The _Economist_ published an article recently that should answer some questions about policies in various countries. It doesn't talk about steroids per se, but lists countries by amount of enforcement of overall drug laws. The U.S. is much stricter and hard-line than England and a lot of countries in Europe. You can figure the rest.

http://www.economist.com/world/inter...ry_id=14845095

What do Portugal, Spain, Mexico, the Czech Republic, England, and the freedom-loving Baltic countries all have in common? The _Economist_ tells you!

Follow the links to understand the situation.

Thanks...man!

**skinny** · 11-25-2009, 03:59 PM

Originally Posted by TheTransformator

What is up with those prison sentences in the US...30-40 years...? Are they serious...in Europe you get a maximum of 18-20 years for planned murder...of which one needs to sit 2/3s out...not that that is a good system either...but how much does society pay for these individuals capturing them for 30-40 years...a 2 year sentence would be more sensible...

And what about Anthony Roberts last report about a guy in the same situation getting only 1 month...I don't understand it...!

The US is a land of extremes...

Is that because of different states...?

Its how they work, they give some obserd number and usually the sentence is 1/5 of that. My friend got busted for running guns over the boarder. They were saying he was looking at 25 years, he only got 5.