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April 11, 2011
Oxford slaps ban on synthetic cocaine

The Oxford Board of Aldermen passed a proposed ordinance last week that prohibits the use, purchase, possession, distribution, sale or offering for sale of synthetic cocaine.

The Oxford Board of Aldermen passed a proposed ordinance last week that prohibits the use, purchase, possession, distribution, sale or offering for sale of synthetic cocaine.

The city’s ordinance is just a small addition to what the state has already done to combat the spread of synthetic drugs.

In August 2010, Mississippi became one of at least 20 states that made the selling and possession of known synthetic drugs illegal.

September 21, 2010
Arrests made for selling of synthetic marijuana

Three arrests have been made by the Lafayette County Metro Narcotics United for the alleged sale of spice, the recently banned synthetic marijuana. 

 

Three arrests have been made by the Lafayette County Metro Narcotics United for the alleged sale of spice, the recently banned synthetic marijuana. 

 

August 23, 2010
Synthetic marijuana banned in Oxford

The Board of Aldermen voted to ban the synthetic marijuana “spice” or K2 within Oxford at their most recent meeting. 

 

The Board of Aldermen voted to ban the synthetic marijuana “spice” or K2 within Oxford at their most recent meeting. 

 

Due to laws that require testing and labeling before it can be made illegal at a state level, the Board passed a city ordinance so the ban could go into effect immediately due to the concern for health and safety according to Oxford Police Chief Mike Martin. 

 

July 14, 2010
Synthetic marijuana still legal in parts of Miss.

The ban of a substance known as “K2” or “Spice” has been passed in the Mississippi cities of Moss Point and Gautier.

 

The ban of a substance known as “K2” or “Spice” has been passed in the Mississippi cities of Moss Point and Gautier.

 

Moss Point and Gautier are the third and fourth cities to ban the substance in Mississippi.