The Utah Attorney General’s Office and the DEA executed a search warrant on a Midvale business that was allegedly manufacturing and distributing Spice, which is synthetic marijuana. Spice is generally used to refer to synthetic marijuana or cannabis product. Spice is often marked as “herbal incense”, but in reality people smoke the product for a high, which is similar to a high produced by ingesting THC.
Spice was outlawed by the Utah State Legislature, but there is an argument that it is difficult to outlaw Spice because the specific ingredients change from product to product and blend to blend. Nevertheless, if you have been charged with possession, manufacturing or distribution of Spice, you need to contact a top Utah Criminal Defense Lawyer who knows the law and the technical issues surrounding Spice prosecution.
The following video is of the Utah Attorney General’s Office and the U.S. Department of Drug Enforcement (DEA) raiding an alleged Spice manufacturer in Midvale, Utah.
