DENVER (Legal Newsline) – The owner of an Aurora, Colo., market has agreed to pay a $100,000 settlement for allegedly selling a synthetic cannabinoid, also known as spice, state Attorney General-elect Cynthia Coffman said on Tuesday.

Rahmatollah Ghamari, owner of Paymon’s Market, allegedly was selling spice products containing labels that said they were legal and cannabinoid-free, which is illegal under the Colorado Protection Act.

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