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Two charged with selling hairspray
WINNIPEG police have charged a man and a woman at a West End corner store with selling hairspray and mouthwash as intoxicating substances.
The man, 61, and a woman, 52, were charged under the Liquor Control Act and Canada Tobacco Act with selling non-potable intoxicating substances as beverages, and selling cigarettes in a package of less than 20.
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On Oct. 29 a Liquor Control Act Search Warrant was executed and a quantity of mouthwash and hairspray was seized. The convenience store is located in the 700 block of St. Matthews Avenue, police said.
The two accused were released on a promise to appear.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition November 6, 2009 A9
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