St. Lucie Resident Arrested for Drug Possession
This is the second dismantled meth lab by county investigators this year. It follows three such takedowns by Indian River County personnel along with municipal and federal authorities of the Multi-Agency Crime Enforcement Unit. The April 16 crackdown began at 7 p.m. when investigators, armed with a search warrant for evidence of drug activity, knocked on the door of a home in Seventh Place, Vero Beach. The owner is a woman with a conviction for manufacturing methamphetamine. When no one answered, the Sheriff’s team forced their way in and found two men in the kitchen with supplies for cooking meth, including cleaning chemicals, acids, and medications. The men and the home owner were charged with making the illegal drug. The owner pleaded no contest and was given six months in the Indian River jail.
Sgt. Flowers encouraged the public to keep an eye out in the neighborhoods for the ongoing battle against illegal drugs. He also said that meth making doesn’t always happen at home, adding that a backpack with a portable device for making the drug was found last November near Indian River County Charter High School.
Police are continuing efforts to enforce drug laws in the St. Lucie-Indian River area. If you or someone you know has been charged in any way with a crime that involves illegal drug making or possession, begin your defense with an experienced criminal defense lawyer in the area. Contact Jonathan Jay Kirschner, a Fort Pierce criminal lawyer with long experience in all types of drug cases. Any illegal drug charge is serious and should never be taken lightly. Make the call and talk to Jonathan Kirschner for your own sake or for someone you know. If you need help with an illegal drug charge, you need to make that call.
