WILMINGTON -- A new law will soon take effect to keep drug dealers farther away from our kids.
Sen. Julia Boseman helped propose legislation that will expand safe zones around schools and parks from three hundred feet to one thousand feet. That means if you sell drugs within those areas, you can be charged with a class-E felony.
New Hanover County School Board member Dorothy Deshields asked Boseman to push for the new law because areas of downtown Wilmington near schools were not covered as safe zones.
The new law takes effect in December.

I am glad to hear about this
I am glad to hear about this new law. Our teens are the number one target for drug dealers and that's because they are more vulnerable than the rest of us. They need a safer environment as many drugs are sold around the schools...
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