Thread: Police Officer Arrested for Anavar

This happened in late January but i didn't see it posted here so I thought the members might be interested


Bridgeton police officer arrested for steroid possession, intent to distribute

BRIDGETON — A four-year veteran of the Bridgeton Police Department (BPD) was arrested Wednesday night by members of his own department shortly after reporting for duty.

Robert W. Smith, 31, of Williamstown, was apprehended by members of the police department and Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office on narcotics-related charges at around 10 p.m. that evening.

The charges include possession of a a controlled dangerous substance (oxandrolone anabolic steroids), possession with intent to distribute, distribution and distribution within a school zone.

Smith, who had been assigned to the department’s patrol bureau, was lodged in the Salem County Correctional Facility on $75,000 cash bail. He was “immediately suspended without pay with intent to dismiss pending final criminal case disposition,” according to BPD Chief Mark Ott.

Smith was in possession of 60 pills of Anavar, a brand of the controlled dangerous substance in question, according to court documents.

When asked if the department tested for steroids at the time of hiring, Ott said they did not and that “the state doesn’t do it anywhere that I’m aware of.” He declined to comment on how long the department may have known about Smith’s activities, what tip led to his arrest and who he may have been selling the substances to.

BPD Capt. Michael Gaimari said authorities received information Wednesday afternoon pertaining to Smith’s suspected involvement. The department conducted “an expedient, but thorough, investigation utilizing the department’s Professional Standards, Patrol and Criminal Investigation bureaus,” according to a press release Thursday.

Authorities indicated the investigation is continuing.

Police said there is no indication other Bridgeton officers are involved nor any of the suspected criminal activity occurred while the officer was on duty.

Funny how quick that investigation seems to have been....He had them on him when he went to work so whoever ratted on him knew he was probably going to sell them to whoever it was he was dealing to...60 Anavar for your career and possibly prison because they will want to make an example of the guy because he was a cop...doesn't seem worth the small amount of money he was going to get off that does it??

How shitty man anavar is safe people need to grow up I could see if it wad somthing like tren

cops telling on cops...oh the irony

Originally Posted by jdb3

cops telling on cops...oh the irony

So true!

Absolute crap. Legalize the gear already. At least then we can all get legit gear over the counter from US labs. Tax it for Christ sake and raise money that way. Not on stupid court fees and lawyers defending g health nuts. Isn't there more deserving criminal activity worthy of law enforcements time? Crack and heroine I get - gear...don't see the connection bros. besides if weed can make a case where are our lobbyist. Oh that's right there too busy pushing boner pills haha. Doesn't the drug companies see their revenue rising from keeping the sales here from us willing customers? If base Test takes >$5 to make and the drug companies sold it to us for what were paying on black market they'd for sure see ROI pretty quick to substantiate their decision. LETS LEGALIZE GEAR ALREADY. IT IS A FREE COUNTRY AFTER ALL.

Wow for 60 pills of anavar, is there more to this that is not being mentioned...thats a large bail on such a small amount, and i understand anything near a school zone makes it much worst...

"Dangerous Substance" wow really?

Originally Posted by jdb3

cops telling on cops...oh the irony

That's the sad part of this story that someone ratted on him over some anavar.
When a lot of others are covering for a lot worse really dangerous things.. Abusing their power, drinking and driving etc....