Thursday, February 21, 2013
SafetySmart Lilburn talks this week about the rising use and concern of synthetic marijuana, which goes by the names of K2, Mr. Happy, Spice and more.
K2, Mr. Happy, Spice, Phantom Wicked Dreams, Clown Loyal, Mr Nice Guy, Lava, Wicked Spice, Flame 2.0 are product names for Synthetic Cannabinoid (SC), or Synthetic Marijuana. Labels such as “incense”, “potpourri” and “not for human consumption” do not deter smoking of the products. These products, made from various dried plants in India and China, have been available in smoke shops throughout the country until recently. Federal legal action in July 2012 banned over-the-counter sales of K2, according to the Washington Post. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in its Mortality and Morbidity World Report (MMWR) for Feb 15, 2013 that from March to December of 2012, sixteen cases of acute kidney injury occurred following …
Thursday, June 14, 2012
An increasing amount of synthetic marijuana has a new molecular structure not previously covered under Chase's Law.
Georgia Lawmakers did the right thing in April by passing SB370, Chase’s Law, which was promptly signed by Governor Nathan Deal. The law prohibited the sale of synthetic cannibus and was broad enough to cover those formulas classified after manufacturers tweaked formulas to get around a 2010 law. Manufacturers and distributors have once again become creative in ways to circumvent the legislation by changing the basic chemical/molecular structure so that it isn’t covered under Chase’s Law. With the legislative session over for the year, there’s little that could be done to address this new threat that wasn’t covered in SB370. But a GBI/GDNA News Release post on the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy’s Facebook Page shows that last …
Sunday, June 3, 2012
More than 1,700 packets with names like "Black Death" and "Sexy" were confiscated by Lilburn Police.
A Lilburn Police stop of a vehicle with a suspended tag uncovered several boxes of suspected synthetic dope and more than a little walking-around money. Police stopped a 2012 Toyota Venza with two men in it at Lawrenceville Highway and Lilburn School Road after 2 p.m. on May 21 after dispatch confirmed the tag was no good. These Inside Police Reports articles may also interest you: 'You Have Marijuana in Your Pocket' She Has Anger Problems Man Busted with 'Black Death' Was Car Vandalism a Senior Prank? According to the incident report, when the officer approached, “I noticed several boxes containing several small packages inside of them,” including one labeled “Black Death,” the name of a form of synthetic marijuana, also known as “K2.” …
Friday, May 25, 2012
Lilburn PD makes arrest for possession of fake pot in the parking lot of a Walgreens.
Four young men loitering in a Walgreens store at 4235 Lawrenceville Highway drew the attention of a Lilburn Police officer on May 20. They were up to no good. As the officer watched the men — ages 20 to 27 — he saw one of them place a metal tube in his mouth and light the top. When the office approached the group he found that the tube was a modified aluminum pen with a hole drilled into the top. These Inside Police Reports articles may also interest you: What does GLM Mean? (Answer Green Leafy Material) Credit Card Fraud Discovered Bulova Watches The Target of Thieves Domestic Dispute Leads to Threat With Knife Was Car Vandalism a Senior Prank? "I asked [him] what the aluminum tube was for," Officer Echevarria wrote in the incident report…
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Kristen
8:27 pm on Monday, February 25, 2013
Worst stuff ever Please don't do it send flush it if u have it I'm serious my friends are in hospital more ›