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MESO-Rx Steroid Blog: Dynabody Fitness Steroid Bust by Calhoun-Cleburne County Drug Task Force

  • Citizen of Oxford · 6 months ago
    I am a law-abiding citizen of Oxford and am very proud that Dynabody has been busted. The owner of this gym is known around town as a hothead...starting fights and physically abusing his first and current wife. Possibly 'roid rage? I am sure you would think not.
  • Millard Baker · 6 months ago
    If true, he should have been arrested for domestic violence. Something wrong when easier to arrest for steroids than spousal abuse!
  • Citizen of Oxford · 5 months ago
    I agree completely with what you have said. He has numerous friends on the local police department and sadly things don't always go that way. The steroids arrests were done by the county drug task force without involvement from the Oxford police.
  • Guest · 4 months ago
    Cooper has never laid a hand on first wife or current wife. His first wife Tina pulled a gun on him twice because she became addicted to Meth. the same drug the girl that set him up for the steroid bust is addicted to. but since she is the gf of one of the drug task force members, can't arrest her. what a crock.
  • John · 2 months ago
    Cooper Freeman is an asshole hothead!!!!!
  • Citizen of Anniston · 1 month ago
    C'mon illegal is illegal. And I know first hand that Freeman has struck every woman he has been married to. He has connections at OPD, and they knew what was going on at the gym and they sat on their butts while knowing what illegal activity was taking place in their city. What good cops! Illegal is illegal no matter what the crime. Should we let people go who just shoot and wound someone only because they did not commit the act of murder? Illegal drug activity is the root to most other crimes and acts of violence. Educate yourself Millard Baker. Law enforcement is here to prevent illegl activity and punish those who participate in it, or am I mistaken?
  • Millard Baker · 1 month ago
    "Illegal is illegal."

    Yes. Of course. And yes, law enforcement's job is to enforce the law.

    But you are missing the point. Just because something is illegal doesn't make it wrong. And just because something is legal doesn't make it right.

    I think it is dangerous for anyone to allow laws to dictate their ethics and morality.
  • Cooper Freeman · 2 weeks ago
    Millard, Thank you for making a defense for what is logical. First let me start by stating for the record that I have never hit any woman, including my first wife. This is probably my present wifes sister running her goober smooch. Keep in mind that I was married for 26 years the first time and have been married this time for almost 3 years. Also the next paper that came out the very next day titled (opinons vary on steroid use) retracted that syringes ect. were found throughout the house! What a dumb ass statement! anything for a story!
    Haters will hate.
    Oh yea the gym is open and doing fine. Careful who you think your helping!!
    As far as the people who want to post that I write behind another screen name, ALL OF YOU CAN KISS MY WHITE ASS!!!!!!!!!
  • 200mgml · 4 days ago
    Right on man! Sounds to me like you're being hated on by a meth whore. If I ever travel through your city I'm coming in for a day pass!!! Keep lifting man.
  • Millard Baker · 1 month ago
    I strongly disagree with your statement "Illegal drug activity is the root to most other crimes and acts of violence. "

    This is absurd. Crime and violence existed long before the first drug law was ever passed.

    Granted, the criminalization of drug use (and not drug use itself) resulted in a massive increase in violence and other drug-war-related crimes.