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Hasn't Al Zarooni has admitted bring them back from the UAE in his suitcase -
So hard to see how the British Police can get involved in, "how the drugs were procured," and "who paid for them and where that money trail leads." |
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you believe that?
the drugs could well be traceable or could have been if the investigators had acted quickly. and there would be only a few suppliers of them. |
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and the police should get involved as if he did bring them in, they have been imported illegally and used illegally as this steroid use contravenes EU law.
must sleep now onlooker so please don't think i'm rude if you raise a further point and there is no reply this end for some time. |
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if a punter,feeling that he/she is in a way a victim of this fraud,were to make a complaint to the police would they be obliged to investigate
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AB steroid possession is not illegal in the UK ,nor is it illegal to use them nor is it illegal to give them to a horse .HTH
pop into the local cop shop and try saying you have been defrauded by Horse Racing ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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but it is illegal to bring them into the country, which is the point I made.
Btw I think it may well be illegal to give them to a horse - that is under EU law. |
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So why the fcuk is the vet happily prescribing it to all the trainers?
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You guys have no fcuking idea. All hear the words steroids and look at you go...
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I would have thougth a more interesting question is what is the Border Agency doing.
You would think that palce was being run by someone with the surname Crisford. |
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Its not illegal to bring steroids into the UK...or is it illegal to give them to a horse ...yawn zzzzzzz
It is illegal to allow meat unfit for human consumption to enter the foodchain ![]() all that horsemeat and noone checked it against the DNA database ? ![]() |