Months after telling Connecticut lawmakers he wanted reforms that would help “extinguish the illegal legacy market,” Simonow was charged after troopers and firefighters broke into a non running vehicle containing two dogs at the Haddam Neck Fair
Bridgeport Police announced this week that cannabis and THC products seized from Dice Convenience Smoke Shop at 4016 Main Street “tested positive for the presence of fentanyl.”
The Shelton Police Department issued a press release today announcing the seizure of a combined 4.75 pounds of cannabis products from two small convenience stores on Bridgeport Avenue. Neither store sold to minors. Neither clerk broke any criminal law involving youth access. Both cooperated fully.
There is no scenario in which an ordinary Hartford resident could light up cannabis outside a storefront, 20–25 feet from a business entrance, without risking a citation or confrontation. Public consumption rules are enforced aggressively. Municipal police, DCP, and the Clean Indoor Air Act all restrict where an individual can smoke — and lower-income communities feel this enfo
East Hartford, CT — The East Hartford Police Department recently unveiled a new community outreach tool funded by cannabis revenue: an ice cream truck, dubbed the “Copsicle,” where officers hand out free frozen treats to kids.