Search Warrant Dept: The search warrant and a supporting information filed by Canadian law enforcement in their case against Toronto's Anthony Galea describe meetings with more than 20 professional athletes in New York City, Boston, Tampa Bay, Orlando, San Francisco, San Diego, Washington and Cleveland from July through September of last year, according to CBC. On one day last August, Galea treated four athletes in Cleveland alone, providing two with the HGH injections and one with vitamins, the documents say. Treatment for the fourth athlete was not specified in the documents, which were based on interviews with a Galea assistant and a sports doctor facing drug charges on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border made multiple trips to American cities to meet with professional athletes and injected at least seven with human growth hormone, according to Canadian court documents. Athletes, identified only by letters of the alphabet, would receive "HGH cocktail" injections in their knees, intravenous vitamin drips and injections of the unapproved drug Actovegin, according to the documents. As
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