Do you think police officers should be allowed to use steroids?

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In the Jersey City, NJ police department, up to two dozen police officers were put on desk duty and several had their guns taken away because it was discovered that they had been prescribed steroids, which were prescribed by a doctor who had been under investigation by the DEA when he died. They obtained the steroids through a mafia-linked pharmacy in Brooklyn, which has come under recent scrutiny because of the recent discovery that several NYPD officers had been improperly prescribed steroids from there. Steroids can cause great aggression, uncontrollable anger, mood swings, depression, paranoia, dizziness, hallucinations, and other health problems which might particularly interfere with a police officer's high-pressure, volatile job. Do you think that police officers should be allowed to use steroids? Do you feel there's any reason to prohibit them? Would you feel unsafe, knowing that an officer in posession of a gun had been using steroids?