Christie Bans "Bath Salts"
The March murder of a woman in Cranford is at center of new state law
Governor Chris Christie has made it a crime in New Jersey to manufacture, distribute, sell or possess the group of designer drugs that have come to be referred to as “bath salts,” legislation that was motivated in part by a nearby death that is believed to have been linked to the narcotics. Yesterday, Christie signed SCS-2829, which is being referred to as “Pamela’s Law” to honor the memory of Pamela Schmidt, a 22-year-old Rutgers student and resident of Warren who is believed to have been murdered by her boyfriend, Bill Parisio of Cranford, who is said to have been under the influence of “bath salts” at the time of the March incident. “By signing Pamela’s Law, we are continuing to address the real world impact of these so-called ‘bath …
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Jean Whitney
11:03 am on Friday, March 18, 2011
Wow! Some story.   more ›