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hgh from china wierd story please help
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liquidmuscle
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go ahead and get some cash on hand when you need to be bailed out
no1special
Banned
i don't see the big deal, customs does not have it, and let's say it
was a bust. So, big deal, say "you didn't order it, but you learned you
had a package, thinking maybe from a realitive and went to pick it up,"
but I know this much, if all you guys are so afrain of a little slap on the
wrist, which is what it would amount to in the end, than your playing
the wrong game, and otherwise might want to go have a life a little
including getting into a little trouble if need be so you can find that
the 72 hours spent downtown is the most you'll get. Called time served.
Peace
no1special
was a bust. So, big deal, say "you didn't order it, but you learned you
had a package, thinking maybe from a realitive and went to pick it up,"
but I know this much, if all you guys are so afrain of a little slap on the
wrist, which is what it would amount to in the end, than your playing
the wrong game, and otherwise might want to go have a life a little
including getting into a little trouble if need be so you can find that
the 72 hours spent downtown is the most you'll get. Called time served.
Peace
no1special
liquidmuscle
Well-known member
since when do we get a slap on the wrist for receiving 550 iu's of gh?..bro if you are never afraid then you need to check yerself just imo
wnt2bBeast
New member
liquidmuscle said:
Couldnt agree more..And if your so tuff and not afraid why are you posting asking for advice..just go get your package..Get enough slaps on the wrists and one of these days youll be taking a nice vacation..have fun
Common sense should reign here. If the package clears customs, it should then be immediately delivered to your shipping address. If you have to sign for it, then sign for it. If you have to pick it up, then I am suspicious. FEDEX and UPS will redeliver multiple times if necessary to ensure proper delivery.
I posted this.....in another thread. not sure if he is charged with the GH or the Dbol....read:
Bust FDNY hunk for 'roids
By MICHELE McPHEE
DAILY NEWS POLICE BUREAU CHIEF
Firefighter Rodney St. Cloud, an exotic dancer and Mr. April in FDNY calendar, sports bodybuilding medal.
A Bronx firefighter who sizzles in his off hours as an exotic dancer was busted yesterday at FDNY headquarters on drug charges - his second arrest in less than a year.
Rodney St. Cloud, 30, who heats up nightclubs and naughty parties in leather G-strings, was arrested at Brooklyn Metrotech for having $350,000 worth of steroids mailed to his wife's office in midtown, police said.
His wife, photocopy worker Stacey St. Cloud, also was arrested. The couple was charged with felony drug possession by Manhattan Special Narcotics Prosecutor Bridget Brennan.
Police sources said St. Cloud, a professional bodybuilder, received a shipment from China containing 20,000 units of steroids and 60 units of human growth hormone. Investigators believe he was selling the illegal supplements.
"This was not an amount for personal use," said one high-ranking police official.
The beefcake firefighter, who is Mr. April in the FDNY's 2004 hunky heroes calendar, has been working at the headquarters on modified duty since May, after he was charged with receiving steroids at his home while assigned to Engine 43 in the Bronx.
That bust prompted the FDNY to test St. Cloud for drugs, and he was awaiting department charges for testing positive when he was arrested again yesterday. He could not be reached for comment.
"He will be suspended pending the outcome of the investigation into this recent incident," FDNY spokesman David Billig said.
Last month, the Daily News reported that St. Cloud, who uses the name "Hot Rod," was charging $150 for a half-hour of private dancing, as well as gyrating on stage at the New Savoy, a Bronx strip club. The racy side job was not approved by FDNY officials - but St. Cloud insisted he would keep dancing while fighting fires.
"I have a superhero's body. I like saving people. I want to use my body for good," St. Cloud told The News then.
Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta has implemented a "zero tolerance" policy on drugs, Billig said.
Originally published on March 25, 2004
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Bust FDNY hunk for 'roids
By MICHELE McPHEE
DAILY NEWS POLICE BUREAU CHIEF
Firefighter Rodney St. Cloud, an exotic dancer and Mr. April in FDNY calendar, sports bodybuilding medal.
A Bronx firefighter who sizzles in his off hours as an exotic dancer was busted yesterday at FDNY headquarters on drug charges - his second arrest in less than a year.
Rodney St. Cloud, 30, who heats up nightclubs and naughty parties in leather G-strings, was arrested at Brooklyn Metrotech for having $350,000 worth of steroids mailed to his wife's office in midtown, police said.
His wife, photocopy worker Stacey St. Cloud, also was arrested. The couple was charged with felony drug possession by Manhattan Special Narcotics Prosecutor Bridget Brennan.
Police sources said St. Cloud, a professional bodybuilder, received a shipment from China containing 20,000 units of steroids and 60 units of human growth hormone. Investigators believe he was selling the illegal supplements.
"This was not an amount for personal use," said one high-ranking police official.
The beefcake firefighter, who is Mr. April in the FDNY's 2004 hunky heroes calendar, has been working at the headquarters on modified duty since May, after he was charged with receiving steroids at his home while assigned to Engine 43 in the Bronx.
That bust prompted the FDNY to test St. Cloud for drugs, and he was awaiting department charges for testing positive when he was arrested again yesterday. He could not be reached for comment.
"He will be suspended pending the outcome of the investigation into this recent incident," FDNY spokesman David Billig said.
Last month, the Daily News reported that St. Cloud, who uses the name "Hot Rod," was charging $150 for a half-hour of private dancing, as well as gyrating on stage at the New Savoy, a Bronx strip club. The racy side job was not approved by FDNY officials - but St. Cloud insisted he would keep dancing while fighting fires.
"I have a superhero's body. I like saving people. I want to use my body for good," St. Cloud told The News then.
Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta has implemented a "zero tolerance" policy on drugs, Billig said.
Originally published on March 25, 2004
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