EPISODE · Apr 6, 2026 · 12 MIN
(LISTEN): Columbia Police Chief Schlude discusses 7-OH on "Wake Up Missouri"
from Eagle Eye News On Demand · host Zimmer Communications
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway filed a lawsuit last week against CBD American Shaman, saying they allegedly manufacture, distribute and sell what is called kratom and 7-OH. General Hanaway describes 7-OH as an unapproved, unsafe, addictive and deceptively marketed drug that functions like an opiate. The attorney general also describes it as hazardous. Columbia Police chief Jill Schlude joined Stephanie Bell and Jennifer Bukowsky live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Missouri." Chief Schlude tells listeners we're seeing this sold at "quite a few" locations in the city and in Boone County. Chief Schlude says this reminds her of "bath salts" several years ago:
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Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway filed a lawsuit last week against CBD American Shaman, saying they allegedly manufacture, distribute and sell what is called kratom and 7-OH. General Hanaway describes 7-OH as an unapproved, unsafe, addictive and deceptively marketed drug that functions like an opiate. The attorney general also describes it as hazardous. Columbia Police chief Jill Schlude joined Stephanie Bell and Jennifer Bukowsky live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Missouri." Chief Schlude tells listeners we're seeing this sold at "quite a few" locations in the city and in Boone County. Chief Schlude says this reminds her of "bath salts" several years ago:
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(LISTEN): Columbia Police Chief Schlude discusses 7-OH on "Wake Up Missouri"
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