September 12
In
Montana - Drug agents uncovered an active Meth lab when they searched
a mobile home. A man and woman were held for questioning and will
probably face Meth manufacturing charges once chemical analysis is
complete. When officers raided the home, they found a lab in the process
of cooking about five-grams of Meth. There were enough ingredients on
hand to make about an ounce.
In
Georgia – Officials raided two
Meth labs and arrested five men. The suspects are all charged with
conspiracy to manufacture Meth. Neighbors reports of strange smells from
a home triggered the investigation. Officers found a mobile Meth lab in
one suspect’s car and the other in a mobile home.
In
Melbourne, Australia –
A
37-year-old man and a 29-year-old woman were granted bail after being
charged with Meth manufacturing and trafficking. They reportedly have
both made admissions in regards to the charges. Officials found a Meth
lab in a bathroom in an apartment, where they also recorded high levels of
toxic vapors. The two were among six arrested in the raid.
In
Virginia – Police arrested
17
people arrested on suspicion of a Meth conspiracy and trafficking in
firearms. An
undercover police officer reportedly purchased Meth and illegal firearms
from members of the group.
In
Kansas – A
27-year-old man was arrested on charges including possession of Meth, DUI,
open container and reckless driving following a multiple-vehicle accident.
According to police, the suspect’s pick-up truck ran a red light and hit a
car, then swerved into oncoming lanes and struck four other vehicles.
Three people were taken to a hospital with minor injuries.
In
Washington -
A
former sheriff's deputy admitted that he was in possession of Meth when
police searched his apartment last February. He was originally was
charged with the intent to deliver, but pleaded guilty to the reduced
charge of Meth possession. The 46-year-old faces a month in jail, but
when he is sentenced later in September the judge could grant him the
option to do the time on work crew or work release. He was arrested after
officers found plastic bags of Meth in a safe in the master bedroom and in
a black bag belonging to the defendant. He shared the apartment with his
girlfriend, who is scheduled for trial in November on one count of
possession of Meth with intent to deliver. The two sold Meth to a
confidential informant before the apartment search
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