After a lengthy hearing, the Gloucester County Board of Supervisors voted to lift the business license suspensions of the five vape and tobacco shops in the county that were suspected of selling Schedule I narcotics, with several conditions during Tuesday night’s meeting, held in the colonial courthouse. Last month, Sheriff Darrell Warren asked board members to suspend the business licenses of five vape shops due to the suspected sale of Schedule I narcotics at these establishments. They did so unanimously. This request came directly after a raid where the Gloucester County Sheriff’s Office and Tri-Rivers Drug Task Force seized more than 2,000 items they believed to be unlawful. State lab results for these items were still pending at the time. “We now have lab results from all five locations from the March 3 operation that shows that they were continuing to sell products containing Schedule I substances,” said Warren during Tuesday night’s meeting. He clarified to the board and the ass...