Sheriff Bruce Vanoven of the Gibson County Sheriff’s Office says, “If it’s in the state law saying it’s illegal then we’re going to seek it out, we’re going to find it, and we’re going to arrest people for it.”
Indiana is one of six states banning the substance.
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