Georgia officials finally caved and pulled this poison off the shelves. We forced them to do their jobs and protect kids from these lethal synthetic drugs. Stay sharp because we need to make sure these predators never find another loophole to exploit.
Addison Grace Johnson, 16, of Centre, Alabama, was encouraged to try the drug 'spike' from someone who we believed purchased the drug at a service station in Georgia close to the Alabama state line. 'Spike' is synthetic bath salts that have already been outlawed in Alabama. Addison is now fighting for her life. Addison's family and friends want this drug to be made illegal in Georgia. This drug should be taken off the shelves of all service stations and any other store that my sale it in Georgia. At this time, we do not know what the outcome will be for Addison.
Gas stations in Georgia are choosing profit over human lives while Addison remains in the hospital fighting for her future. I am spending my days forcing officials to look at the evidence of these poisonous synthetic drugs being sold openly in their state. These stores think they can hide behind legal loopholes while our children pay the ultimate price.
Reached 100 supporters
February 21, 2015
285 Comments
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Colleen Yarbrough
11 years ago
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We truly live in a sad world when earning $$ off of dangerous drugs that are harming our children becomes more important than their safety. Shame on ANY retailer that is selling these products. Why aren't they charged with murder when a child dies from this ? Our justice systems need to step it up.
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Stephanie Warren
11 years ago
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i wish they could get spice out of these stores at the Georgia/Alabama line at 411. I finally got my boys off of it but my stepson is still on it pretty bad
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Stacy Roach
11 years ago
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praying for this girl and her family. shut QuickMart in Cave Springs, first convient store over Alabama/Georgia line DOWN!!! they are selling spike and Spice like crazy to kids!!! they call the owner Boss Man!
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Kimberly Reko Warren
11 years ago
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The name of the store is Rome Food Mart. It is the first store on the left after you cross the Alabama state line. How many people have to die befor they shut this store down?
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Carrie Lasseter
11 years ago
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please remove Spike / bath salts from store shelves. I personally know a child who is fighting for her life at Children's of Alabama. No one should have access to this poison. I urge you to take immediate action
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Paula Wood
11 years ago
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Please dont let this drug take anymore of our children!!! Outlaw it immediately!!! I am a concerned mother of 6 kids and want anyone saling this to be prosecuted to the fullest extent!
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Georgia officials finally caved and pulled this poison off the shelves. We forced them to do their jobs and protect kids from these lethal synthetic drugs. Stay sharp because we need to make sure these predators never find another loophole to exploit.
Addison Grace Johnson, 16, of Centre, Alabama, was encouraged to try the drug 'spike' from someone who we believed purchased the drug at a service station in Georgia close to the Alabama state line. 'Spike' is synthetic bath salts that have already been outlawed in Alabama. Addison is now fighting for her life. Addison's family and friends want this drug to be made illegal in Georgia. This drug should be taken off the shelves of all service stations and any other store that my sale it in Georgia. At this time, we do not know what the outcome will be for Addison.
Gas stations in Georgia are choosing profit over human lives while Addison remains in the hospital fighting for her future. I am spending my days forcing officials to look at the evidence of these poisonous synthetic drugs being sold openly in their state. These stores think they can hide behind legal loopholes while our children pay the ultimate price.
Reached 100 supporters
February 21, 2015
285 Comments
C
Colleen Yarbrough
11 years ago
Featured
We truly live in a sad world when earning $$ off of dangerous drugs that are harming our children becomes more important than their safety. Shame on ANY retailer that is selling these products. Why aren't they charged with murder when a child dies from this ? Our justice systems need to step it up.
S
Stephanie Warren
11 years ago
Featured
i wish they could get spice out of these stores at the Georgia/Alabama line at 411. I finally got my boys off of it but my stepson is still on it pretty bad
S
Stacy Roach
11 years ago
Featured
praying for this girl and her family. shut QuickMart in Cave Springs, first convient store over Alabama/Georgia line DOWN!!! they are selling spike and Spice like crazy to kids!!! they call the owner Boss Man!
K
Kimberly Reko Warren
11 years ago
Featured
The name of the store is Rome Food Mart. It is the first store on the left after you cross the Alabama state line. How many people have to die befor they shut this store down?
C
Carrie Lasseter
11 years ago
Featured
please remove Spike / bath salts from store shelves. I personally know a child who is fighting for her life at Children's of Alabama. No one should have access to this poison. I urge you to take immediate action
P
Paula Wood
11 years ago
Featured
Please dont let this drug take anymore of our children!!! Outlaw it immediately!!! I am a concerned mother of 6 kids and want anyone saling this to be prosecuted to the fullest extent!
We truly live in a sad world when earning $$ off of dangerous drugs that are harming our children becomes more important than their safety. Shame on ANY retailer that is selling these products. Why aren't they charged with murder when a child dies from this ? Our justice systems need to step it up.