On June 17th, at 6.20 PM, DEA agents in San Antonio, Texas, raided a house after getting a tip and intercepting a series of suspicious packages from the post office. A classic “Controlled Delivery” was executed on the house, which was located on the 800 Block of North Alamo, where the suspects were detained and the premises were searched. They found...

May 19, 2010

May 19, 2010 For anyone who doesn’t know, a 5K1.1 deal with the government allows for a substantial downward departure for providing substantial assistance to law enforcement in the apprehension and prosecution of other criminals. It’s the letter that Kirk Radomski got, the same letter Brandon Millay got (Kong Labs), and the same letter Chemco/AP got...

Dec 30, 2009

The two largest steroid busts ever, Operation Which Doctor (February 26, 2007 – $30m dollars and 24 defendants nationwide) and Operation Raw Deal (September 24th, 2007 – $6.5m dollars and 143 defendants nationwide) have just been linked through Which Doctor defendant Vincent Effron (AKA Victor Effron, AKA Marty Effron). The implications of these two...

Oct 5, 2009

Oct 5, 2009 I’ve been waiting to talk about this for awhile. Millard Baker has been conspicuously absent from the Internet, and although this story involves him, he’s chosen not to blog about it for long enough that I think it’s fair game. Millard had purchased VIP tickets to the Mr. Olympia contest, after he had his access to press passes...

Aug 31, 2009

Aug 31, 2009 First of all, I’m going to apologize to Aaron Singerman, the host of Off-Topic. I’m apologizing because he was at the Houston Pro-Am this past weekend, and was given access to a lot of behind-the-scenes stuff, and since he’s my friend, it’s going to look like he’s been feeding me the information in this blog post. In...