Miami pair accused of illegally selling testosterone

Three people including a husband and wife are facing charges in connection with an undercover operation in Miami targeting the sale of counterfeit clothing and testosterone, authorities said. Yeinys Rodriguez-Canizares, 33, and Roynel Matos, 44, who are married, and Yassel Darboys, 40, were arrested Wednesday following a joint investigation involving Miami Police, the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office and Homeland Security Investigations. According to arrest reports, authorities began making undercover purchases at a store on Northwest 7th Street. In March, they bought Amiri branded clothing from Matos at the store for $970, and in April bought Amiri-branded shoes from Matos and Rodriguez-Canizares for $1,100, the reports said. The items were later determined to be counterfeit, authorities said. In May, authorities arranged to buy testosterone cypionate with Matos over the phone, and bought it in person from Darboys for $300, the reports said. Matos and Rodriguez-Canizares face charges including money laundering, racketeering, sale or possession of a controlled substance and counterfeiting. Darboys faces racketeering and sale or possession of a controlled substance charges.