Medical cannabis law would have 'negative impact' on South Carolina communities, Myrtle Beach police chief says

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — Legalizing marijuana for medical use in South Carolina would bring more crime into cities and create even more hazards for law enforcement, Myrtle Beach’s top police officer said on Tuesday. “What brings visitors to our area is our beaches and activities. Our visitors do not want to be exposed to […]

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