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Agents Raid Drug Company
POSTED: 4:09 pm EST February 15, 2005
UPDATED: 5:19 pm EST February 15, 2005
DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. -- Federal agents raided a drug business in Deerfield Beach Tuesday.
Detectives with the Broward Sheriff's Office and Food and Drug Administration agents spent the day at PowerMedica on 600 W. Hillsboro Blvd., west of Interstate 95.
The company sells hormones, anti-aging products, sex-enhancing products, and other drugs. Agents suspect that some of the products being sold are not FDA approved.
The company reportedly does not sell Botox, and that is not part of the investigation.
Undercover agents removed many boxes and computers from the building.
While Local 10's Roger Lohse was at the building, he spoke to one customer who said he was there to buy $600 worth of human growth hormone that was supposed to add 50 pounds of muscle to his body. He said he didn't have a prescription, but had been told the company would provide one.
Lohse said most of the customers who showed up at the building Tuesday were young men, many of them "muscle-bound."
Employees said that the owner of the company was taken away in handcuffs, but the state attorney said there have not yet been any arrests.
Watch Local 10 for more on this developing story.
Agents Raid Drug Company
POSTED: 4:09 pm EST February 15, 2005
UPDATED: 5:19 pm EST February 15, 2005
DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. -- Federal agents raided a drug business in Deerfield Beach Tuesday.
Detectives with the Broward Sheriff's Office and Food and Drug Administration agents spent the day at PowerMedica on 600 W. Hillsboro Blvd., west of Interstate 95.
The company sells hormones, anti-aging products, sex-enhancing products, and other drugs. Agents suspect that some of the products being sold are not FDA approved.
The company reportedly does not sell Botox, and that is not part of the investigation.
Undercover agents removed many boxes and computers from the building.
While Local 10's Roger Lohse was at the building, he spoke to one customer who said he was there to buy $600 worth of human growth hormone that was supposed to add 50 pounds of muscle to his body. He said he didn't have a prescription, but had been told the company would provide one.
Lohse said most of the customers who showed up at the building Tuesday were young men, many of them "muscle-bound."
Employees said that the owner of the company was taken away in handcuffs, but the state attorney said there have not yet been any arrests.
Watch Local 10 for more on this developing story.
