Newsbrief: San Diego cracks down on illegal market
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San Diego city council voted unanimously to push back on the illegal market. The new measure creates new permit requirements, increases penalties and allows licensed shops to sue unlicensed shops, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported.
Critics said it is unlikely to be effective since it does not further empower police to take action. “This activity goes on and on and on while the government agencies tasked with regulation are unable to enforce . . .
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