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Federal Bath-Salts Ban Considered After Miami Attack

Source: Roll Call | Nation | June 4, 2012



A gruesome and bizarre incident in which one man chewed off most of another man’s face in Miami last month is spurring Congressional action to federally ban a powerful synthetic drug police say might have incited the cannibalistic crime.

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