Ole Miss Student Accused of Selling Deadly Kratom Pills on Campus, Clerk Warns Authorities
An Oxford, Mississippi vape store clerk warned a confidential informant that 'people were dying' from kratom pills sold in their store, court records show. The sale of kratom is banned in Mississippi, but it continues to be available on campus near the University of Mississippi.
A vape store clerk near the University of Mississippi campus warned a confidential informant that kratom pills being sold at the store were causing deaths, according to court records. The clerk's statement was made as part of an investigation into illegal kratom sales on college campuses. The incident highlights concerns about the safety and regulation of kratom, a plant-based substance with potential health risks. Authorities are taking steps to address the issue and prevent further harm.
