California jails, particularly Santa Rita Jail, are on high alert due to a surge of synthetic cannabis substitutes being smuggled using fake legal documents. Prison staff report frequent seizures of these substances, which can be shredded and smoked by inmates. Known as K2 or Spice, this synthetic cannabis is odorless, making it hard for detection, even by police dogs. While investigations continue, no arrests have been made, complicating efforts to control these illicit drug trades within correctional facilities.
Synthetic cannabis substitutes are being smuggled into California jails hidden in fake legal documents, posing significant challenges for prison authorities.
Prisoners can shred and smoke these fake documents, raising alarms among jail staff as seizures occur multiple times a week.
K2 and Spice are synthetic designer drugs that mimic THC, but their unique properties make detection extremely difficult.
No arrests have been made in these smuggling operations, highlighting the ongoing battle between prison authorities and drug traffickers.
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