K2 Summit

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• Incensed about incense: Pike officials mull synthetic marijuana ban
• K-2 ban appears likely
• Synthetic pot draws lots of buzz
• Product’s potential ‘pot’ power poses
• Lawmakers scramble to respond to fake pot
• Concern Grows Over Use of Synthetic Marijuana

Incensed about incense: Pike officials mull synthetic marijuana ban Posted: 16 Jul 2010 01:09 PM PDT Incensed about incense: Pike officials mull synthetic marijuana ban Matt Williamson, Enterprise-Journal A variety of incense is shown for sale at a local convenience store. Read more on McComb Enterprise-Journal

K-2 ban appears likely Posted: 16 Jul 2010 12:05 PM PDT K-2 ban appears likely K-2, a synthetic substance that mimics a marijuana high, remains legal throughout much of Texas and the U.S. That likely won't be the case much longer in Cleburne. Read more on Cleburne Times-Review

Synthetic pot draws lots of buzz Posted: 16 Jul 2010 09:10 AM PDT Synthetic pot draws lots of buzz It looks like marijuana, smokes like marijuana, produces a high like marijuana, but it’s perfectly legal to buy and it doesn’t show up on most drug tests. Read more on The Marietta Times

Product’s potential ‘pot’ power poses Posted: 16 Jul 2010 07:09 AM PDT Product's potential 'pot' power poses PRINCETON — An incense named K2, a legal substance supposedly mimicking the effects of marijuana, is being sold in Gibson County, according to an anonymous convenience store clerk, who would not give her name or the name of her store. Read more on Princeton Daily Clarion

Lawmakers scramble to respond to fake pot Posted: 16 Jul 2010 03:14 AM PDT Lawmakers scramble to respond to fake pot TUPELO – A legal substance mimicking marijuana has found its way to Northeast Mississippi and into the hands of anyone who wants to pay about $10 for it. Read more on Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal

Concern Grows Over Use of Synthetic Marijuana Posted: 16 Jul 2010 12:11 AM PDT Concern Grows Over Use of Synthetic Marijuana Several states have already passed bills outlawing the sale of “synthetic marijuana”, but California is not one of them. Still, the DEA is warning of the health risks of using the herbal product. Matt Otstot shows you why there’s cause for concern. Read more on KSEE 24 Fresno

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