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Huntington Group Protests Sale Of Synthetic Drug

By Maureen Mespell
By Paula Hinton

Credit: Paula Hinton

Huntington Group Protests Sale Of Synthetic Drug

September 14, 2012 Updated Sep 26, 2012 at 11:28 AM EDT

Huntington, Ind. (Indiana's NewsCenter) -- A local Huntington group organized through Facebook, is protesting the sale of B-2 the Bomb, a form of synthetic drug at the Phillips 66 convenience store on South Jefferson in Huntington.

The group says they were protesting because they say they are sick of the sale of synthetic drugs in their community.



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