Meth lab operators, not state, should fund cleanup

Published January 24, 2014

Meth lab operators, not state, should fund cleanup
That can leave landlords and others who own property where meth labs were located in a bind. Cleaning up to make a former meth lab safe for habitation is expensive. Since 2007, West Virginia has provided help for innocent victims of meth lab operators. Read more on Martinsburg Journal

Police hope medicine limits will slow area meth use
Local law enforcement agencies hope a plan to limit access to pseudoephedrine and similar products will help them crack down on meth manufacturers. Maury County Sherrif's Capt. Jimmy Tennyson said methamphetamine is an issue countywide. He said … Read more on Columbia Daily Herald

Rural Grove man arrested for 'shake and bake' meth lab
22, Delaware County Sheriff's deputies Detective Brandon Houston and Captain Gayle Wells, arrested Brian "Bubba" Proctor, after officials found stolen property and a "shake and bake" methamphetamine lab in a large recreational vehicle at the location. Read more on Miami News Record