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MarkvW said:The doping doctor to the superstars just pled. He'll snitch on his doping clientele.
A-Rod, Tiger . . .
MarkvW said:The doping doctor to the superstars just pled. He'll snitch on his doping clientele.
A-Rod, Tiger . . .
Kennf1 said:... Dara Torres.
Galea, 51, pleaded guilty in front of U.S. District Judge Richard Arcara to introducing mislabeled drugs into the U.S., eliminating the need for a trial — along with the likelihood that evidence and witness statements could publicly reveal information about whom he visited or billed
biokemguy said:I think he plead so his clients won't be revealed.
Galea, 51, pleaded guilty in front of U.S. District Judge Richard Arcara to introducing mislabeled drugs into the U.S., eliminating the need for a trial — along with the likelihood that evidence and witness statements could publicly reveal information about whom he visited or billed
http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-canadian-doctor-doping-20110707,0,7727624.story
Rodriguez, the New York Yankees' star slugger, told Major League Baseball officials that he didn't receive performance-enhancing drugs from Galea after the doctor told the Associated Press he had prescribed anti-inflammatories for him.
biokemguy said:I think he plead so his clients won't be revealed.
http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-canadian-doctor-doping-20110707,0,7727624.story
DirtyWorks said:A plea could include a 'who got what' list. It gives him the option of selecting the people he's going to name and shame. Going to trial would have been worse for his clients in this instance.
More importantly, does the list go public in the plea deal?
Andynonomous said:Chris Bosh (NBA player) is reported to have used Galea's services (his body shape has changed dramatically, since he joined the NBA).
I have heard one report that Galea is expected to tell who got what.
biokemguy said:I think he plead so his clients won't be revealed.
http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-canadian-doctor-doping-20110707,0,7727624.story
D-Queued said:On second thought, and from different coverage, it looks like his clients are being pursued:
Galea has agreed to co-operate in other federal investigations
But, this means that we may not hear anything until charges are filed.
Dave.
MarkvW said:Good article. Post says he has no license to practice medicine in the USA. He can't very well claim that he has any doctor-patient privilege to protect regarding US clients. His clientele should be very edgy.
"We also stand committed to protecting the health and well-being of our citizens by enforcing regulations, which identify the type of substances which may be safely injected into the human body."
MarkvW said:The doping doctor to the superstars just pled. He'll snitch on his doping clientele.
A-Rod, Tiger . . .
MarkvW said:We'll have to see. AP reports a deal. See USA Today. Looks like conflicting media reports.
Feds gave up charges to get this plea, so my bet is cooperation. No doubt things will get clearer later in the day.