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This has been a few years ago, but if this isn't BS I don't know what is
On the 8 December 2010, on a visit to Sweden, Freeman was escorted by the police from Sundsvall (Sweden) during a promotional appearance in a local store. The police knew Freeman and other international bodybuilders were coming to Sweden for a fitness festival from promotional posters. According to Freeman, he was taken to the police station and was denied a legal representative and forced to give a urine sample.[2] Reports allege that Freeman tested positive for testosterone, human growth hormone, and cannabis.[3][4][5][6][7][8] He was released the same day with no charge. On New Year's Eve 2010, Freeman responded to the allegations with an official statement [9] and a video[10] in which he emphasized he had not been treated properly by being denied an advocate or communication with the U.S. embassy.
Freeman became the first[citation needed] international professional bodybuilder to be detained by the Swedish police under muscle profiling,[11] a profiling method used by Swedish police in which suspicion of performance enhancing drug use is based solely on physical appearance.[12] The possession of such substances as steroids is illegal in Sweden. According to others who have been detained in this manner, police use the size and appearance of the bodybuilder to detain them, then aim to prove their case with blood or urine samples taken at the station.[13] Police staff Henrik Blusi generalized the actions against Freeman to professional bodybuilders saying "If you are a professional bodybuilder you should not come to Sundsvall. We are very well informed here. We are currently conducting the largest doping trial in Europe, and then one should understand that we have an eye out for these things now"
I didn't think swedes were communist pricks.......
On the 8 December 2010, on a visit to Sweden, Freeman was escorted by the police from Sundsvall (Sweden) during a promotional appearance in a local store. The police knew Freeman and other international bodybuilders were coming to Sweden for a fitness festival from promotional posters. According to Freeman, he was taken to the police station and was denied a legal representative and forced to give a urine sample.[2] Reports allege that Freeman tested positive for testosterone, human growth hormone, and cannabis.[3][4][5][6][7][8] He was released the same day with no charge. On New Year's Eve 2010, Freeman responded to the allegations with an official statement [9] and a video[10] in which he emphasized he had not been treated properly by being denied an advocate or communication with the U.S. embassy.
Freeman became the first[citation needed] international professional bodybuilder to be detained by the Swedish police under muscle profiling,[11] a profiling method used by Swedish police in which suspicion of performance enhancing drug use is based solely on physical appearance.[12] The possession of such substances as steroids is illegal in Sweden. According to others who have been detained in this manner, police use the size and appearance of the bodybuilder to detain them, then aim to prove their case with blood or urine samples taken at the station.[13] Police staff Henrik Blusi generalized the actions against Freeman to professional bodybuilders saying "If you are a professional bodybuilder you should not come to Sundsvall. We are very well informed here. We are currently conducting the largest doping trial in Europe, and then one should understand that we have an eye out for these things now"
I didn't think swedes were communist pricks.......
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