Shop clerk and son charged with selling illegal kratom after two Ole Miss students die from suspected overdoses
Mosleh and his son were arrested after a DEA informant allegedly purchased the kratom product in their store. Photograph: Joe Burbank/APView image in fullscreenMosleh and his son were arrested after a DEA informant allegedly purchased the kratom product in their store. Two state agencies were working to expedite toxicology reports for the students, the Mississippi governor, Tate Reeves, said in a 23 September statement.
- ▪Mosleh and his son were arrested after a DEA informant allegedly purchased the kratom product in their store.
- ▪Photograph: Joe Burbank/APView image in fullscreenMosleh and his son were arrested after a DEA informant allegedly purchased the kratom product in their store.
- ▪Two state agencies were working to expedite toxicology reports for the students, the Mississippi governor, Tate Reeves, said in a 23 September statement.
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Mosleh and his son were arrested after a DEA informant allegedly purchased the kratom product in their store. Photograph: Joe Burbank/APView image in fullscreenMosleh and his son were arrested after a DEA informant allegedly purchased the kratom product in their store. Photograph: Joe Burbank/APMississippiShop clerk and son charged with selling illegal kratom after two Ole Miss students die from suspected overdosesAidan Hamilton and Robert Strang died after apparently ingesting kratom product last monthAssociated PressSat 3 Oct 2026 12.17 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleFederal authorities investigating the recent deaths of two University of Mississippi students have charged a store clerk and his son with selling an illegal kratom product, prosecutors announced on Friday.A drug…
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