Noblesville man was arrested after police said he was selling synthetic marijuana, popularly referred to as spice.
Kamal Singh, 48, was arrested on four counts of dealing a synthetic cannabinoid, five counts of possession of synthetic cannabinoid and one count of maintaining a common nuisance, all Class D felonies.
Police said they have been investigating Singh for one month. They said he was selling the drugs from his business, a Valero gas station, in Noblesville.
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Singh was transported to the Hamilton County Jail.
Anyone wanting to report illegal drug activity in the Boone or Hamilton counties should contact (317) 571-2545.
