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politics2 years ago

Resignation of Minnesota's Cannabis Regulator Amid Illegal Sales Allegations

Erin DuPree, the first cannabis regulator in Minnesota, has resigned from her position after allegations surfaced that she sold illegal products through her company, Loonacy Cannabis Co. DuPree, who was appointed by Governor Tim Walz, denied knowingly selling noncompliant products and stated that she removed them from inventory once she became aware. However, she acknowledged that her presence had become a distraction and would hinder the important work of the Office of Cannabis Management, which is responsible for regulating and establishing the cannabis market in the state.

politics2 years ago

Resignation of Cannabis Management Director Amid Illegal Product Sales Allegations

Erin DuPree, the newly appointed director of Minnesota's Office of Cannabis Management, has resigned following allegations that she sold illegal products through her company, Loonacy Cannabis Co. DuPree, an entrepreneur and consultant, denied knowingly selling noncompliant products but acknowledged becoming a distraction to the important work of regulating the adult-use cannabis market in Minnesota. The state recently legalized adult-use cannabis, and DuPree was set to lead the establishment and regulation of the industry.

crime2 years ago

Violent Consequences of Refusing to Purchase 'Palmetto Rose' in Charleston

An Ohio family visiting Charleston City Market was assaulted after declining to buy a homemade Palmetto Rose, leading to catcalling and an altercation. The family's son's girlfriend was targeted, and the situation escalated when the same group threw an oyster shell at them. The family expressed concern for the safety of other visitors and called for a thorough investigation. Charleston Police are actively investigating the incident and have detained or arrested individuals involved in illegal Palmetto Rose sales.

crime2 years ago

"Gruesome Discovery: Kentucky Home Decorated with 40 Human Skulls Linked to Body Part Sales"

A Kentucky man, James Nott, is under investigation for his alleged involvement in the illegal online sale of human remains. The investigation began when police received a tip about possible human remains in the home of another individual involved in the scheme. Nott is accused of communicating with the seller and purchasing human skulls, which were later found decorating his home. The investigation has uncovered a network of individuals involved in the sale and transportation of human remains, including a morgue manager and an employee at a mortuary. Nott has a history of firearms possession and was found with multiple weapons during the search of his home.