LINCOLN- Nebraska's top law enforcement official will send cease and desist letters to 12 THC shops across Kearney and Grand Island, the attorney general announced Thursday, marking the latest escalation of his multi-year legal campaign bent on ridding the state of the hemp-derived substance. In a news release Thursday afternoon, Attorney General Mike Hilgers' office said it would send the legal notices to all THC retailers in the two central Nebraska cities "that have not already been sued."

The letters call on shop owners to "immediately cease all sales of unlawful THC-containing products to Nebraska consumers to avoid litigation."

"The Attorney General’s Office is demanding that each store return a signed document indicating their Assurance of Voluntary Compliance," Hilgers' office said in the news release. "If they do not return a signed settlement, then the office will initiate litigation and will seek penalties and fees to the fullest extent allowed by law."

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