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Anytime Fitness Shreveport Owner Hooked Up Gym Members with Steroids
Louisiana business man conspired with a local steroid UGL to sell anabolic steroids to members of an unspecified fitness facility.
Michael Mosura, a Louisiana businessman who was a franchisee of multiple Anytime Fitness facilities, has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute anabolic steroids in U.S. District Court on August 8, 2019.
Mosura admitted purchasing large quantities of anabolic steroids from a local underground laboratory (UGL) operated by Brant Landry and his wife Julie Landry.
Mosura acknowledged that he used some of the steroids himself. He also admitted that he sold steroids to third parties over a two year period.
Mosura was originally thought to have had a more passive role in the steroid distribution scheme. Police suspected Mosura supported Landry’s sale of steroids to members of Anytime Fitness. But Mosura was apparently much more actively involved in the scheme.
“Further investigation revealed that Brant Landry distributed steroids to Mosura, who in turn consumed and distributed the steroids to third parties,” according to the official press release by United States Attorney David Joseph. “Mosura admitted to receiving and distributing the steroids.”
Mike Mosura was indicted as a co-conspirator alongside Brant Landry and Julie Landry.
The steroid conspiracy unraveled after a Bossier Parish Sheriff’s deputy noticed Brant Landry driving erratically on May 22, 2018. The deputy stopped Landry and found several drugs during a search of his vehicle. The drugs included 11 vials of injectable anabolic steroids and a plastic baggie containing Xanax powder.
Police opened an investigation and learned that Landry operated a steroid UGL and sold steroids to members of the now-defunct Bars and Scars Warehouse Gym in Bossier City. The Bars and Scars Gym was owned by Brant and Julie Landry..
The investigation revealed that Mosura was one of Landry’s top clients.
Mosura was the first defendant to accept a plea agreement. The details of the plea agreement were not disclosed.
Brant Landry and Julie Landry have pleaded not guilty. They are preparing to mount a defense against the charges in a trial scheduled for September 9, 2019.
Mosura will not be sentenced until the conclusion of the trial of Brant and Julie Landry. Mosura is scheduled to be sentenced before U.S. District Judge Elizabeth Foote on December 5, 2019.
Mosura was a Caddo Parish School Board member as well. He resigned following the announcement of his guilty plea in the steroid case.
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Louisiana business man conspired with a local steroid UGL to sell anabolic steroids to members of an unspecified fitness facility.
Michael Mosura, a Louisiana businessman who was a franchisee of multiple Anytime Fitness facilities, has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute anabolic steroids in U.S. District Court on August 8, 2019.
Mosura admitted purchasing large quantities of anabolic steroids from a local underground laboratory (UGL) operated by Brant Landry and his wife Julie Landry.
Mosura acknowledged that he used some of the steroids himself. He also admitted that he sold steroids to third parties over a two year period.
Mosura was originally thought to have had a more passive role in the steroid distribution scheme. Police suspected Mosura supported Landry’s sale of steroids to members of Anytime Fitness. But Mosura was apparently much more actively involved in the scheme.
“Further investigation revealed that Brant Landry distributed steroids to Mosura, who in turn consumed and distributed the steroids to third parties,” according to the official press release by United States Attorney David Joseph. “Mosura admitted to receiving and distributing the steroids.”
Mike Mosura was indicted as a co-conspirator alongside Brant Landry and Julie Landry.
The steroid conspiracy unraveled after a Bossier Parish Sheriff’s deputy noticed Brant Landry driving erratically on May 22, 2018. The deputy stopped Landry and found several drugs during a search of his vehicle. The drugs included 11 vials of injectable anabolic steroids and a plastic baggie containing Xanax powder.
Police opened an investigation and learned that Landry operated a steroid UGL and sold steroids to members of the now-defunct Bars and Scars Warehouse Gym in Bossier City. The Bars and Scars Gym was owned by Brant and Julie Landry..
The investigation revealed that Mosura was one of Landry’s top clients.
Mosura was the first defendant to accept a plea agreement. The details of the plea agreement were not disclosed.
Brant Landry and Julie Landry have pleaded not guilty. They are preparing to mount a defense against the charges in a trial scheduled for September 9, 2019.
Mosura will not be sentenced until the conclusion of the trial of Brant and Julie Landry. Mosura is scheduled to be sentenced before U.S. District Judge Elizabeth Foote on December 5, 2019.
Mosura was a Caddo Parish School Board member as well. He resigned following the announcement of his guilty plea in the steroid case.
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Hugh J Sachs
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Guess Mosura is the snitch obviously
I don't know about that.
Brant Landry, the UGL owner, couldn't stop talking when he was stopped during a routine traffic stop. He...
- consented to have his car searched. (Police found 11 vials of steroids.)
- waived his Miranda rights;
- confessed to importing steroid powder from China;
- confessed to selling steroids to friends and others for financial gain;
- notified police that he had a lot more steroids stored at his residence;
- admitted to manufacturing steroids in an underground lab located in his home;
- admitted owning a commercial pill press at his home
Hugh J Sachs
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No shit that dude was on more than the juice. Hasn't he seen even one episode of law n order?
But would have the police be legally able to search his vehicle anyway once its impounded as his license was suspended?
Which begs the question why are carrying when your joyriding on a bad license..
But would have the police be legally able to search his vehicle anyway once its impounded as his license was suspended?
Which begs the question why are carrying when your joyriding on a bad license..
FLTestlab
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Youll be surprised on how many dumb asses I knew that did this while joy riding.
Sadly, it's not an uncommon way for steroid users to get busted. It was sort of a theme on steroid.com for a while...
Busted for Steroids After Leaving Dog in Unregistered and Uninsured Car with Fake License Plates on Hot Summer Day with Windows Rolled Up
If you guessed that Finch was caught with steroids as a result of a traffic stop, you would be correct. But that’s not even the beginning of Finch’s story. First, Finch had recently bought the car but failed to transfer the registration. Secondly, Finch did not bother to buy auto insurance for the car either. Thirdly, Finch used fake license plates for his vehicle. Fourthly, the license plates were not affixed properly to his car.
A few readers may even still have some sympathy for Finch’s plight at this point. After all, everyone is guilty of one or two (or maybe even four) careless oversights. But wait, that was not all that Finch did.
Finch decided to bring along his dog in his unregistered and uninsured Holden Commodore sedan with improperly-affixed fake license plates. There is nothing necessarily wrong with that in and of itself. However, Finch left his dog inside the car on a hot and sunny day during the middle of an Australian summer with all of the windows rolled up!
A few readers may even still have some sympathy for Finch’s plight at this point. After all, everyone is guilty of one or two (or maybe even four) careless oversights. But wait, that was not all that Finch did.
Finch decided to bring along his dog in his unregistered and uninsured Holden Commodore sedan with improperly-affixed fake license plates. There is nothing necessarily wrong with that in and of itself. However, Finch left his dog inside the car on a hot and sunny day during the middle of an Australian summer with all of the windows rolled up!
Instagram Fitness Model Jaxon Tippet Busted with Steroids After Police Saw Him Walking Strangely and “Favoring His Groin Area”
Jaxon Tippet, a fitness model on Instagram with 166,000 followers, was busted with anabolic steroids and clenbuterol after police searched his vehicle and person during a traffic stop on November 27, 2017. Police conducted a body search after they witnessed Tippet walking strangely and “favoring his groin area”.
Loud Music Blaring from Car Leads Police to Louisiana Man’s Steroid Stash
Brandon Day should have known better than to draw attention to himself by sharing his music at an excessive decibel level with the neighborhood… Deputy Shawn Jenkins of the Webster Parish Sheriff’s Office... took advantage of the Louisiana law prohibiting the “emanation of excessive sound or noise” from a motor vehicle on a public park, street or highway...
Of course, that didn’t mean that Day had to make it easy for officers to bust him for steroids. Unfortunately, Day was apparently already resigned to accept the worst outcome. He informed Deputy Jenkins that he had recently been arrested for marijuana possession. Day also invited the cops to search his vehicle and informed them that he kept his personal stash of steroids in the center console of his car.
Of course, that didn’t mean that Day had to make it easy for officers to bust him for steroids. Unfortunately, Day was apparently already resigned to accept the worst outcome. He informed Deputy Jenkins that he had recently been arrested for marijuana possession. Day also invited the cops to search his vehicle and informed them that he kept his personal stash of steroids in the center console of his car.
Kentucky Woman Busted Transporting Steroids from UGL ProGear Exchange Through Indiana
Twenty-four year old Jennifer Carroll was caught in possession of a stash of steroids manufactured by the underground lab (UGL) that marketed itself as “ProGear Exchange” or PGE.
ISP Master Trooper Brian LaRoche clocked Carroll speeding across the eastbound lane of Interstate 64 in Indiana towards Louisville, Kentucky in her 2012 Ford on March 11, 2015. Carroll provided an invalid driver's license to Trooper LaRoche. LaRoche subsequently discovered 25 vials of injectable anabolic steroids in the vehicle during the course of his investigation.
ISP Master Trooper Brian LaRoche clocked Carroll speeding across the eastbound lane of Interstate 64 in Indiana towards Louisville, Kentucky in her 2012 Ford on March 11, 2015. Carroll provided an invalid driver's license to Trooper LaRoche. LaRoche subsequently discovered 25 vials of injectable anabolic steroids in the vehicle during the course of his investigation.
New Jersey High School Football Coach Arrested After Consenting to Police Search of Vehicle
Charles Garcia, the assistant coach and offensive coordinator for top-ranked Sayreville War Memorial High School, was… pulled over in a traffic stop after Officer Florczak observed multiple motor vehicle violations including failure to signal a lane change and driving with an expired license…
The Bridgewater and Hillsborough police officers searched Garcia's car after he explicitly gave them permission to do so. Individuals are not required to give such permission and are generally advised to “just say no to police searches”.
The Bridgewater and Hillsborough police officers searched Garcia's car after he explicitly gave them permission to do so. Individuals are not required to give such permission and are generally advised to “just say no to police searches”.
Man Admits Possessing Heroin But Keeps Quiet About Steroids in Car
David McGowan and Nicholas Serafini... were pulled over after officers with the West Hartford Police Department noticed they were driving an “unregistered” car...
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The police officers found heroin in the vehicle. … Police discovered hundreds of steroid tablets and five vials of injectable steroids.
"Both guys are very nervous, and they are exhibiting all kinds of signs that don't quite add up for driving around in a car that is unregistered," said Lt. Stephen Estes. "One admits that maybe there are some drugs in the car, but maybe not because they might not be his. So we go back and forth and then the other guy admits, yeah, I have some heroin."
The police officers found heroin in the vehicle. … Police discovered hundreds of steroid tablets and five vials of injectable steroids.
Florida Man Arrested on His Way Home From Jail After Police Found Steroids in His Car
James Lanzaro... was just released from jail and on his way home when police arrested him once again on anabolic steroid possession charges...
Lanzaro called and asked his friend to come pick him up. He even told the friend that he could borrow his car. Unfortunately, Lanzaro seemed to have forgotten that his car was full of steroids...
The friend showed up at the jail as promised in Lanzaro’s car. The friend picked up Lanzaro and started to drive away from the jail. But before he could exit the Martin County Jail Complex, a Martin County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) deputy stopped him for not wearing a seatbelt. The deputy soon discovered the stash of steroids and related drugs.
Lanzaro called and asked his friend to come pick him up. He even told the friend that he could borrow his car. Unfortunately, Lanzaro seemed to have forgotten that his car was full of steroids...
The friend showed up at the jail as promised in Lanzaro’s car. The friend picked up Lanzaro and started to drive away from the jail. But before he could exit the Martin County Jail Complex, a Martin County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) deputy stopped him for not wearing a seatbelt. The deputy soon discovered the stash of steroids and related drugs.
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Pelham Manor police officers arrested a 20-year old New Rochelle man for steroid possession after he was pulled over on a traffic stop. Anthony Rhodes-Marcello was driving his 1990 Jeep Cherokee in tinted windows darker than permitted by the law. Furthermore, a Pelham Manor officer noticed an open wine bottle and a handgun holster visible inside of the automobile...
In September 2012, the New York State Police pulled over Michael Vazquez for speeding 25 miles per hour over the speed limit. He also was driving with a suspended license.
In September 2012, the New York State Police pulled over Michael Vazquez for speeding 25 miles per hour over the speed limit. He also was driving with a suspended license.
Routine Traffic Stop Involving Long Island Bodybuilder Leads to Arrest of Local Steroid Dealer
Joseph Tumbarello, a 22-year old bodybuilder residing in Hicksville, was the passenger in a BMW that was the subject of a routine traffic stop by the Nassau County Police Department (NCPD) on June 28, 2018. The driver as issued a citation for a traffic violation. However, Tumbarello caught the attention of NCPD officers when he suspiciously attempted to conceal something in his pants pocket. Tumbarello turned out to have two anabolic steroids in his possession. They included the injectable testosterone and the orally-active oxandrolone (Anavar).
Hugh J Sachs
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It is a long and storied tradition of being stupid and on steroids.
