Utah County approves partial ban on spice

Utah County approves partial ban on spice


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UTAH COUNTY -- Utah County commissioners have approved a ban on spice, but only in unincorporated areas.

The ordinance passed Tuesday makes possession, use or sale of the chemically-treated herb a misdemeanor punishable by jail time and a $1,000 fine.

Spice is an herb sold in smoke shops that many use as a legal substitute for marijuana.

A grassroots effort to ban the sale of spice is underway in Ogden.

The state will likely look at outlawing it as well this legislative session.

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