When Cody Mills was a sophomore in high school, he started hanging out with what he calls the "wrong crowd" of athletes. He wanted to increase his muscle mass and overall performance, so he ordered steroids from an online pharmacy.

"...he is now sitting behind bars at the Orange County Jail. Mills recently pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges of possession of a dangerous drug. He was sentenced to 15 days in jail and a $1,000 fine."

Though his strength and muscle mass did increase as a result of the drug, so did his temper. And now he's got 15 long days away from friends and family to ponder his decision and its consequences. Source: The Orange Leader (CA)

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