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Getbig Bodybuilding Boards => Steroids Info & Hardcore => Topic started by: OmegaRedEffMaster on April 04, 2007, 04:19:25 PM
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any CO's know if the DOC tests for Steroids now ?
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I highly doubt it. Most just do the simple/cheap drug screen. The only way they'd test for gear was if there was suspicion of steroid use.
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any CO's know if the DOC tests for Steroids now ?
many department of corrections and police departments have went to mandatory anabolics test for sworn officers ---- Florida Department of Corrections implemented a steroid testing policy in 2005 mandatory for all corrections officer .... google it if you dont believe me
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.... google it if you dont believe me
I'm too lazy. Just post a link.
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Department of Corrections to
Expand Employee Drug Testing Program
Tallahassee - Secretary James McDonough and his senior leadership team are taking the first drug tests under the Department’s expanded drug testing program, to be announced during a press conference Tuesday.
The Department will begin random drug testing for all certified officers, senior management and other employees. The ground-breaking program, which includes steroid testing, takes a comprehensive approach to ensuring a drug-free workplace.
Invited participants and representatives include: Bill Janes, Director of the Florida Office of Drug Control; Jim Baiardi, Vice President of the Florida Police Benevolent Association; Barbara Lumpkin, R.N., Associate Executive Director of the Florida Nurses Association, as well as representatives from the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME).
A demonstration of the Department’s Drug Detection Canine Units will also take place.
What: Employee Drug Testing Expansion Press Conference
When: Tuesday, May 9, 2006 at 11:30 a.m.
Where: Florida Department of Corrections Central Office
2601 Blair Stone Road
Tallahassee, FL
Contact: Robby Cunningham
850/488-0420
The testing will cost the agency about $200,000 a year and will begin May 30, McDonough said. Besides steroids, the tests will screen for marijuana, cocaine, opiates and methamphetamine, among other drugs.
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Thanks.
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most departments DO NOT..yet
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most departments DO NOT..yet
it will be a law so every department will be.........TESTING
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where did you hear this?
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it will be a law so every department will be.........TESTING
Maybe, maybe not. I know a lot of police officers, firefighters, & corrections officers juice. I would guess their union(s) may step in to try & block the laws &/or limit testing.
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Thats stupid that they test for aas, if anything they should be encouraging it! ;D
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i agree. who do you want to be there to save grandma from her burning house. a strong juiced 220 pound man or 180 pound dude. same with cops ....ronnie coleman 300lb freak of nature or 170lb average built guy
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It would help them in many ways if they were required to juice. the only cops i see are fat out of shape donut munchers who couldn't run more than 100 feet before having a heart attack. protect and serve? yeah right, write some more tickets for rolling through stop signs instead of saving our children from rapist and thugs with a drug problem.
Our military should also start pumping 500mg of test into our soldiers...some divisions already do.
8)
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email palumbo
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email palumbo
What? Huh?
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anyone know of any other states that are implementing AAS testing policies for Law Enforcement/corrections/public safety on a state or local level?????