Did Lake Worth Have a 'Bath Salts Kingpin' and Not Know It?

Channel 10 says Lake Worth local Dylan Harrison is a "bath salts kingpin."

http://www.local10.com/news/Bath-salts-kingpin-facing-33-years/-/1717324/15935552/-/gsx3mh/-/index.html

It's possible, of course(!) but this doesn't seem right to me.

Kavasutra, the Lake Avenue cafe owned by Harrison that was raided by law enforcement last week, sells a drink made from the root of a plant called kava that grows in Hawaii and Micronesia. It is a sedative and anesthetic, said to relax a person without reducing mental clarity.

The drugs known as "bath salts" are stimulants -- gonzo stimulants that seem to have an ether-like affect on people, making them feel super-hyped and incredibly violent.

The guys (and sometimes girls) I see outside of Kavasutra are always very, very, very, very chilled out.

A cup of kava

Maybe Harrison was selling the "bath salts" elsewhere. But why was Kavasutra targeted?

I hate this conflation of things that are wildly different -- almost opposite.