A prominent fitness influencer and business owner allegedly directed the sale of steroids and other drugs, including to an undercover police officer,
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Team Future Muscle owner Nathan Williamson and personal trainer Daniel Tenace fronted Melbourne Magistrates Court on Saturday charged over the alleged largest-ever steroid haul seized by police.
Police allegedly found millions of dollars worth of steroids and
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Officers swooped on Mr Williamson, 32, at Crown Towers on Melbourne's South Bank on Friday following a sprawling months-long investigation targeting drugs allegedly being circulated in the city's gyms.
Police allege Mr Williamson and Mr Tenace,
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Nathan Williamson has been charged with allegedly trafficking steroids and 비아그라처??(C) other drugs
'We have obtained CCTV of both Williamson and Tenace coming and going from that address on South Wharf Dr, Docklands, with large boxes and packages,' Detective Inspector
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'The address was set-up as almost a distribution centre for drugs, which were lined up and set-up in their names with prepaid tracking Australia Post bags and labels. All that is still being processed by police.'
Both men, who have no criminal history, were granted bail by Magistrate Daniel Muling after their mothers Naomi Williamson and Rosaria Weimer agreed to provide hundreds of
thousands of dollars in surety.
Under their bail conditions, both men are required to report to police twice weekly, cease association with one another, and surrender their passports. They are also subject to a curfew from 10pm to 5am.
The arrest comes more than eight months after police first launched an investigation into the alleged distribution of performance-enhancing drugs at Melbourne gyms, beginning on April 5.
Police facts state officers were later executing a search warrant at a unit on Napier St in Essendon for an unrelated matter when they saw a parcel being delivered with a return address in Yarraville.
The parcel allegedly contained a cocktail of controlled substances,
including testosterone. Police subsequently searched the man's phone and found emails with 'Next Knows Pharma' and 'Flame King'.
Police tracked the parcel back to the Australia Post Business Hub in Port Melbourne where CCTV allegedly captured Mr Williamson sending the parcel to Essendon and several others on August 7.
Over the following three months, police continued to track multiple parcels containing various drugs allegedly delivered by Mr Williamson and Mr Tenace from the Port Melbourne business hub.
On August 28, a covert police operative engaged Next Knows Pharma to request the purchase of steroid-based products. The next day, they received a message from 'Flame King' who police allege was Williamson.
The following week, police collected from the requested locker a parcel which had been sent from the Port Melbourne business hub and allegedly contained a number of drugs, including testosterone.
Victoria Police said it will take investigators a number of days to count and weigh the drugs and cash, but the stash is believed to be worth millions of dollars
CCTV obtained from the post office allegedly showed Mr Tenace delivering the parcel, as well as about 10 others. The operative proceeded to purchase more items which were sent off for analysis.
On October 20, a homeowner claimed to have been delivered a parcel which did not belong to them. They allegedly observed a large quantity of liquid vials inside after opening one of the parcels.
'A male had attended their address to collect the parcel ...
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