Substances marketed as K2 trigger federal charges in Kansas case
After a 2010 raid in Jefferson County the Sloans and Miller faced federal charges over marketing K2 as all natural and safe. The Kansas AG and U.S. Attorney collaboration led to the present indictment for FDA violations, while local charges were dropped. The trio promoted synthetic compounds as cancer aids, including JWH-018 and JWH-073, despite the ban and absence of proof.
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Timeline of K2 saga and legal actions in Kansas
The timeline tracks Bradley Miller Jonathan Sloan and others from early 2009 when K2 production began through 2012 indictments and legal actions. It covers 2009 2010 seizures raids and arrests at Sacred Journey and Bouncing Bear Botanicals 2010 2011 charge filings and drops 2010 university death linked to K2 2011 and 2012 federal indictments. It notes bans on K2 chemicals state and federal actions and ongoing legal representation.
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