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TAMPA - It’s banned, but it’s still being sold in local stores.
And all evidence points to the fact that synthetic marijuana is far more dangerous than many first thought.
“It's scary. It will destroy your brain,” said a local homeless woman we saw loitering in a park in downtown St. Petersburg.
She didn’t want to give her name, but told us she recently witnessed a man high on synthetic marijuana beat a brick wall with a baseball bat until his hands were splintered and bleeding.
The man told her he was fighting Satan.
“It brought the Satan out in me,” said former user William Jump, who said he often got in fights when he was high on the drug.
He was recently arrested for possession of the drug and vows never to use it again.
“It was cheap and it was fun at first. Everybody was doing it,” said...
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