- Le-Feuvre facing charges of possessing steroids and cocaine
- Bodybuilder’s career as a paramedic is now in jeopardy
- Le-Feuvre is currently suspended from duties
A paramedic and bodybuilder facing multiple charges of allegedly possessing steroids and cocaine is facing strict new rules imposed by the health regulator.
Marlette Le-Feuvre has had her registration as a paramedic in Queensland’s Ambulance Service (QAS) restricted by the Office of Health Ombudsman (OHO) pending the resolution of a raft of drug charges.
Police have charged the 31-year-old with six counts of possessing dangerous drugs, and one each of buying or possessing hazardous medicines or poisons, failing to properly dispose of a needle or syringe, and possessing anything used in the commission of a crime.
She is yet to enter pleas in court.
Marlette Le-Feuvre has competed in bodybuilding competitions around the world
She is currently suspended from her duties as a paramedic and will have to request permission to work again after being charged
In response to the charges and pending the result, the OHO has banned her from possessing, supplying, administering, handling, dispensing, accessing or checking monitored medicine including pain medication such as opioids, amphetamines and psychostimulants, benzodiazepines and all codeine-containing products.
These include drugs used as ’emergency treatment supplies’ or those in a ‘response/drug kit’.
QAS has said that Ms Le-Feuvre is ‘currently suspended from duty’ and the health ombudsman has not given her approval to practice at any practice location.
She will have to get permission from the OHO if she wishes to work as a paramedic while the conditions are on foot and will not be able to be the most senior or only paramedic on duty.
The 31-year-old represented Australia at a recent top-level competition in the United States, where she placed sixth
Court documents show she faces charges of alleged steroid and cocaine possession
Le-Feuvre has continued to share her life online despite the charges
Ms Le-Feuvre is a competitive bodybuilder who has participated in competitions overseas, including in Miami, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
The 31-year-old represented Australia at the Caribbean Grand Prix body building competition in the Bahamas in November as well as at the Amateur Olympia competition in Orlando, where she placed sixth.
‘Extremely proud to represent Australia as an Amateur,’ she wrote on Instagram after the Olympia competition.
She has 23,400 followers on Instagram and is sponsored by supplement company International Protein and gym clothing brand Muscle Republic among other companies.
The fitness influencer has continued to share her life online despite the charges, declaring ‘I fkn love my life’ just before New Year’s Eve.
