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Baltimore officials pledge zero tolerance for illegal cannabis sales

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Baltimore officials pledge zero tolerance for illegal cannabis sales
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Baltimore public safety agencies pledged zero tolerance for businesses that break the law for profit, but they would not say whether they would investigate three smoke shops where Baltimore Sun reporters bought products marketed as intoxicating cannabis, even though the shops weren’t licensed to sell them.
“We will not tolerate any business that chooses to break the law in pursuit of profits,” the Baltimore Police Department and the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement said

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