Couple indicted after huge doping surcharge - said to have sold 350,000 units

At the beginning of June, the police made a crackdown. For several months, the police had been working to investigate tips about packages sent around Sweden. The traces in the investigation led to Skellefteå. Something that the newspaper Norran was the first to tell about.

Two people were arrested at two different addresses. A man in his 40s and a woman in her 30s, who were neighbors and had a relationship.

The trial has now begun in Skellefteå district court, where both people are accused of serious doping offences.

The case is one of the largest in northern Sweden.

In addition to the fact that the police found 350,000 units of doping preparations, the prosecutor believes that the duo must have run the sale in an almost professional manner. Something that makes the crime considered more serious.

The preparations in the raid were both anabolic steroids and agents to counteract the side effects of doping.

According to the investigation, the two defendants must also have sold at least 360,000 units in addition to the seizures made in the house search, which must have taken place during the first half of 2026. The deliveries took place with Postnord. Roughly 300 shipments are said to have been sent, according to the indictment.

- They have used a site on the internet where doping preparations were available for sale, says prosecutor Irene Falk to Norran.

In addition, the duo allegedly produced their own testosterone oil which they resold.

Both the man and the woman deny wrongdoing.

A conviction for a serious doping offense can result in up to six years in prison.

In addition, the man is charged with exploitation of children for sexual posing and child pornography offences.

They are expected to arrive at the end of October or beginning of November.