Former Bossier School Board Member Mike Mosura and Brant Landry have been sentenced in federal court to their role in an anabolic steroid distribution case. The 44-year-old Mosura gets a sentence of 3 years probation while the 39-year-old Landry is sentenced to 87 months (7 years, 3 months) in prison, followed by 3 years of supervised release.

Mosura and Landry each pleaded guilty in August 2019. The two men were involved in a scheme to distribute anabolic steroids in the Shreveport Bossier City area between January 2016 and May of 2018. United States Postal officials in Benton discovered large
volumes of mail that contained suspected drugs, many of which came from other countries, including China. On one occasion, a postal official observed Landry using gloves and a towel to place parcels in a collection box. The parcels were examined and
found to contain illegal drugs.

On May 22, 2018, Landry’s vehicle was stopped by a Bossier deputy forvdriving erratically. Landry told the deputy that he had a .45-caliber pistol and medication inside the vehicle. After searching it, the deputy found a plastic baggie containing a white
powdery substance that was later identified as a synthetic Cathinone, and 11 vials of yellow liquid, later determined to be anabolic steroids.

The agents continued checking out the case and discovered Landry had provided steroids to Mosura who consumed some of them and distributed some to other people.

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