Effort to Ban 'Bath Salts'

Here's an update on a story we reported on the air last week about Senator Chuck Schumer's efforts to ban "bath salts."


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GANG Investigator said…
The Video Just STOPS @ 2:28 minutes! "Bath Salts" Are Being SOLD Here In BRADFORD! Any Tattoo or Head Shop Has These DANGEROUS Psychotic Drugs & WILL Sell Them To YOUR Kids! WAKE Up, People! The People Selling These "Legal" Drugs to Your Innocent "Good Kids" Are KILLING Them! Energy Drinks Also ARE Being Investigated By The FDA! STOP Sticking Your HEADS In The World of Your Technical Toys or You WILL Be BURYING Your Kids Way Too YOUNG!!!!!!!!
February 17, 2011 at 9:20 AM
Anne said…
FYI (from RadioPA): Synthetic marijuana sold as incense, salvia substances and synthetic stimulants sold as bath salts would become controlled schedule 1 substances under three bills approved by the state house judiciary committee. Representative Eugene DePasquale, a committee member and co-sponsor on the bills, says many people think because these substances are legal, they're safe and that's not the case. I'll have Cathy Clark's story on the noon newscast on 2/17.
February 17, 2011 at 9:38 AM
Anonymous said…
http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2011/03/man_high_on_bath_salts_thought.html
March 25, 2011 at 1:35 PM
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