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Teens buying cannabis vape products raises concern among Greene County parents, school leaders

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Greene County law enforcement and school leaders said they've seen an increase in young adults under the age of 21, as well as juveniles, buying THC variant or hemp-driven cannabinoid vape products. The Greene County Sheriff's Office said it recently conducted underage buy operations to see what vape and tobacco shops are not checking IDs when selling THC products. Golds Tobacco and Vapor in Greeneville was not carding buyers.

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Teens buying cannabis vape products raises concern among Greene County parents, school leaders

GREENEVILLE, Tenn. (WJHL) - Greene County law enforcement and school leaders said they've seen an increase in young adults under the age of 21, as well as juveniles, buying THC variant or hemp-driven cannabinoid vape products. It's an issue that parents said they have seen among their kids, and school leaders said they see it on school property. Lori Wilhoit, Principal at South Greene High School, said more students are coming to the nurse's of…

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