BUST: Street Value of Steroid Bust at $250,000; Suspect Charged

[Mr.X]

The Marshfield man arrested in what Police Chief Joe Stroik says is the largest drug bust in Wood County is now charged.

Police found the drugs at the home of 20-year-old Kyle Bredl on Thursday.

He appeared in court today and is charged with delivery of controlled substances and possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance.

The judge authorized he be held on a $5000 signature bond.

Bredly is scheduled to make his inital court appearance on January 23.

Between October 2006 and January 11, 2007, authorites say he sold steroids to an undercover officer in Stevens Point three times and once in Marshfield. They say about $10,000 worth of steroids were bought, $6000 of which occurred on January 11.

After his arrest, a box of steroids ready to be shipped outside Wisconsin was found in his vehicle.

His residence at 909 Western Street in Marshfield was then searched. Police there say they found a variety of steroids in liquid, powder and capsule form. They originally estimated the street value of those steroids to be at least $120,000. However, after identifying further bulk substances, they now believe the value may be $250,000.

Packaging and processing materials were also found.

The investigation has been linked to countries including Canada and China, as well as other states.

"He was getting it from quite a distance," says Stoik. "He certainly could have been selling it to anywhere in the United States or further."

Authorities say three search warrants were executed in Missoula, Montana over the weekend. One man was arrested on steroid-related charges.

Some of the anabolic steroids discovered include Methandrostenolone, Stanozolol and Oxymetholone. All three are considered Schedule III drugs and fall under control of the Wisconsin Uniform Controlled Substances Act

[Methandro]

I do not understand law enforcement having such a hard-on for juice. Hell I distinctly remember off duty cops openly discussing Dbol back in the 80's. Then again, there's a big diff. between a 20yr old kid and a 35yr old man as age relates to hormones.

[advanced-stealth-rep]

Cause we are easy targets for LE the crack dealers and such will shoot at the cops.

[Methandro]

Yea ur probly right. I just don't think the $$ LE invests in steroid busts translates into a proportionate reduction of crime that steroid use/trafficking "plagues" society w/. I can totally understand nailing some dipshit who sells to teenagers who are permanently ****ing up they're bodies but < that is a small % of face to face gym/street sales. The avg. kid couldn't "homebrew" w/ chinese powder so pursuing that stuff makes no sense either. China/Mexico/Great Britiain have much more logical/realistic drug laws. The % of chance that addiction will occur w/ steroid use is ridiculously low.

[Opi]

wait the cop bought from him THREE TIMES? something smells funny

[gangstas]

A cop bought from him 3 times? This must be a joke!

[jeremysermon]

It's a joke.

[willy222]

there must be no murders or rapes in the US all they do is arrest steroid dealers

[netwisegiant]

Holy shit $ 250 thousand I could feast for awhile on that! Now it's wasted on cops.

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Originally Posted by Mr.X

The Marshfield man arrested in what Police Chief Joe Stroik says is the largest drug bust in Wood County is now charged.

Police found the drugs at the home of 20-year-old Kyle Bredl on Thursday.

He appeared in court today and is charged with delivery of controlled substances and possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance.

The judge authorized he be held on a $5000 signature bond.

Bredly is scheduled to make his inital court appearance on January 23.

Between October 2006 and January 11, 2007, authorites say he sold steroids to an undercover officer in Stevens Point three times and once in Marshfield. They say about $10,000 worth of steroids were bought, $6000 of which occurred on January 1

After his arrest, a box of steroids ready to be shipped outside Wisconsin was found in his vehicle.

His residence at 909 Western Street in Marshfield was then searched. Police there say they found a variety of steroids in liquid, powder and capsule form. They originally estimated the street value of those steroids to be at least $120,000. However, after identifying further bulk substances, they now believe the value may be $250,000.

Packaging and processing materials were also found.

The investigation has been linked to countries including Canada and China, as well as other states.

"He was getting it from quite a distance," says Stoik. "He certainly could have been selling it to anywhere in the United States or further."

Authorities say three search warrants were executed in Missoula, Montana over the weekend. One man was arrested on steroid-related charges.

Some of the anabolic steroids discovered include Methandrostenolone, Stanozolol and Oxymetholone. All three are considered Schedule III drugs and fall under control of the Wisconsin Uniform Controlled Substances Act

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