After a damning Star Ledger investigation exposed how a local doctor was the steroid dealer for "hundreds" of New Jersey cops and firefighters, lawmakers there have put forth a bill to crack down on the practice. The law would add steroids to the list of drugs law enforcement is randomly tested for and personnel would need to get a health checkup before they could be prescribed anabolic steroids and growth hormones. However, anecdotal evidence suggests that the problem is not limited to the Garden State.
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wow, you would think people should be more worried about the murdering, drug dealing gang members taking over the streets.
ReplyDelete1128-Yes, because the police can always be trusted. They never lie. They never murder anyone. They're like angels with badges, right?
ReplyDeleteJuicing is huge in the law enforcement community. I've seen what roids do to a persons personality, and how they react in situations. It's not a healthy mixture.