The sale of these illegal and dangerous products will stop when the Mississippi law is enforced, and there are serious financial consequences for store owners that continue to sell these illegal and dangerous products. It is up to us, responsible Mississippi citizens, to raise the voice of concern.
Some members of the law enforcement community view issues like this as "buyer beware" or "it is not my job to stop people from being stupid." The current law is vague and it isn't clear if the Alcoholic Beverage Commission, Department of Revenue, or local law enforcement is responsible for issuing citations and enforcing the law. It is also sometimes difficult to identify products that are illegal because the manufacturers purposely deceive buyers in their product descriptions and ingredients.
Let the store and gas station owners where you regularly shop know that they are breaking the law by selling illegal drugs and that you don't appreciate them harming your community. Immediately report them to local law enforcement and share their information at Violators.
Contacting law enforcement is the first step in reporting a suspected violation.
Mississippi Sheriff's Association
Association of Chiefs of Police
Mississippi Alcoholic Beverage Commission Enforcement
Have you ever heard that "the squeaky wheel gets the oil?" Contact your elected officials and let them know you need their help to keep our communities safe.
Mississippi State Legislature Directory
Mississippi Association of Mayors
Contact Attorney General Lynn Fitch
It is up to the responsible citizens of Mississippi to help stop the sales of these illegal drugs at convenience stores and gas stations.
These products are dangerous, highly addictive, unregulated, untested, and have wrecked the lives of too many in our communities.
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