Meth Lab Bust Ends in Three Arrests
BOYD COUNTY, Ky. (WSAZ) -- A suspicious person’s call ends with three people being arrested and charged with manufacturing meth.
Boyd County Sheriff’s Deputies made the arrests after being called to an abandoned building on Roberson Drive in Ironville Sunday night.
Deputies say when they arrived on scene, two of the three people at the building ran away. They say a portable meth lab was found behind the building.
Jason Fowler, 33, of Rush was arrested at the scene. Deputies say Willard Hunt, 28, of Greenup and Tina Ferry, 35, of Ashland, were found hiding in a nearby residence.
All three were charged with manufacturing meth.
Hunt was also served with six outstanding warrants. He also faces additional charges of fleeing and evading police.
All three were taken to the Boyd County Detention Center.
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