Chief Deputy District Attorney Frank Moschetti and Spear declined to discuss the possibility of a plea agreement. The Romanowskis arrived 15 minutes early for the hearing. Spear discussed seeking an arrest warrant after the Romanowskis arrived 30 minutes late for a hearing Nov. 14. A combined motions hearing for the Romanowskis is scheduled for Dec. 20. Attorneys have until Jan. 15 to file additional motions in Bill Romanowski's case, and a motions hearing in his case is set for Feb. 8.
Some doctors believe phentermine helps athletes by speeding up their metabolism.
Others say it is of little or no use as a performance enhancer. Lori Johnson, a friend of Julie Romanowski's, pleaded guilty in January to conspiring to illegally obtain a prescription drug. Romanowski's physician, Dr. Randall Snook, pleaded guilty earlier this year to a misdemeanor charge and received 18 months probation. He was stripped of his Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement eligibility for three years and resigned from his practice. All Rights Reserved.