Grand Jury Report Calls for Crackdown on Illegal THC Sales
A 10-month investigative grand jury report has found that unregulated smoke shops in Pennsylvania are selling illegal marijuana and THC products under the guise of hemp, creating a "public health crisis unfolding in plain sight."
Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin R. Steele, along with Bucks DA Jennifer Schorn, Chester DA Christopher de Barrena-Sarobe, and Pennsylvania State Police Lt. Joshua Lacey, released the report's findings, titled "Unregulated, Unsafe and Illegal — The Reality of Smoke Shops in Pennsylvania."
A "public health crisis unfolding in plain sight."
The prosecutors are calling for legislative reform, stronger oversight, and child protections to address the issue.
Key Findings and Recommendations
- Legislative reform to regulate smoke shops
- Stronger oversight to prevent illegal sales
- Child protections to prevent access to THC products
Author's summary: Grand jury report urges crackdown on illegal THC sales in Pennsylvania.
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