Edmonton police bust home steroid lab

[ROCKETW19]

Cops dont care about the juice im sure its the other drugs they were after. When they were searching the house they found the gear.

I belive this also. I mean if you throw it in their face you will get busted but. IMO they want the real drugs off the streets and I am ok with that.

most labs you see busted has rec drugs also, other than than the ORD busts.

[Bouncer]

You Know what i am a police officer

everyone hide your shit!!! the PO PO is here!! :eek::eek::eek:


just kidding bro, few of the biggest juice heads I know are state police. :thumup:

[eric1111]

Cops dont care about the juice im sure its the other drugs they were after. When they were searching the house they found the gear.

[eric1111]

You Know what i am a police officer and I would keep that shit for myself and tell know one. Lol. It sucks but we do have to do our jobs. Just sucks that it had to be gear. Your stuck if you dont do your job we get fired. Oh well

[Bouncer]

EDMONTON — Police have found a residential lab that produced a variety of anabolic steroids after a traffic stop triggered a weeklong investigation.

Five people have been charged.

On Aug. 24, drug and gang enforcement officers pulled over a 2009 Mercedes and found steroids, other prescription drugs worth $40,000, three cellphones, $3,800 in cash and a baton.

The Mercedes, worth $70,000, was seized.

The search led police to three addresses in Edmonton and Sherwood Park and a safety deposit box, where they seized drugs, cars, shredded documents and cash.

Overall, officers seized $240,000 in cash, $230,000 in cars — including a Lexus and two firebirds — and other property, and $250,000 in drugs, most of them anabolic steroids.

“Despite people’s opinions about steroids and the use of steroids, the distribution and sale of it is illegal in Canada,” says Inspector Greg Preston with the EPS organized crime branch. “Police officers have the legal and ethical obligation to follow through on investigations into all types of illegal activities in this community.

“What should be concerning to potential users is that it appears some of the steroids were being processed and packaged for injections in a makeshift lab in someone’s home,” Preston adds. “As in any uncontrolled laboratory, there are no guarantees on the cleanliness or contents of the product being made.”

Troy Charles Fougere, 26, was charged with 24 counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking; two counts of possession of the proceeds of crime under $5,000; two counts of possession of the proceeds of crime over $5,000; and one count of production.

Three other men have been charged with possession of the proceeds of crime over $5,000