By Sam Webb Parents are furious that a firm is selling cans of an energy drink called 'Cocaine' in a busy shopping centre. Jeb Kenneth, 51, is selling the drink in Freshney Place in the Lincolnshire town of Grimsby - with the tagline 'Get high on life, not on drugs'. Mr Kenneth, who describes himself as the director and brand originator of the drink, owns Cocaine Ltd and says the drink has been given the name to 'shock in order to grab people's attention'. Can of coke? An energy drink called 'Cocaine' was on sale at a shopping centre in Grimsby, drawing an angry reaction from parents. The entrepreneur behinf the drink, Jeb Kenneth, has defended the name
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The drink was on sale at a busy shopping centre in a Lincolnshire town
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But one parent said the energy drink's name is 'disgusting'
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The stall has now had its trading licence at mall revoked
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However, the owner of the brand says product has an anti-drugs message
She has made a formal complaint to the @placeholder and the centre now says Mr Kenneth's temporary trading licence would not be renewed.