locations were positive for controlled substances, including Oxycodone.

Goff was booked Monday, more than a year after his initial run-in with law enforcement, and booked on charges of intent to distribute controlled dangerous substances and possession of a firearm with controlled dangerous substances.

The website for Louisiana Health & Injuries Center says Goff has been practicing chiropractic medicine in the Greater Baton Rouge area for more than 30 years.

Two of his offices in Baton Rouge were raided by federal agents in 2006. Though he was suspected of illegally distributing prescription drugs at the time, he was only indicted for obstruction of justice, and those charges were dismissed.

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