Baltimore Cracks Down on Unsafe Smoke Shops
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Baltimore officials are targeting unlicensed smoke shops linked to violent reactions in youth, potentially from marijuana mixed with fentanyl. These shops, often operating without permits, are fueling broader problems beyond tobacco sales. City Councilman Antonio Glover and States Attorney Ivan Bates are working together to tackle illegal activities at these businesses. Residents express frustration over the impact on daily life and community safety, particularly for families with young children. A new law change in October will bring real penalties for shops breaking rules, aiming to protect kids and build lasting neighborhood safety.
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