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Revenue officers raid Vapor Shak

Summary by Delta Democrat-Times
The owner of a Washington County vape shop says state revenue agents emptied his shelves of electronic smoking devices this week under Mississippi’s new nicotine registry law, leaving him with tens of thousands of dollars in losses and little guidance on what he can still sell.​
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Revenue officers raid Vapor Shak

The owner of a Washington County vape shop says state revenue agents emptied his shelves of electronic smoking devices this week under Mississippi’s new nicotine registry law, leaving him with tens of thousands of dollars in losses and little guidance on what he can still sell.​

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Delta Democrat-Times broke the news in on Wednesday, December 17, 2025.
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