Three Arrested, One Wanted for Mason County Meth Lab Bust
MASON COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A trespassing call led to a meth arrest in Mason County over the weekend.
Sunday, deputies with the Mason County Sheriff's Office went to a vacant home on Crab Creek Road in Gallipolis Ferry for possible trespassers.
When they got there, four people were in the home, along with a shake and bake meth lab and meth making materials.
Christopher Arrington, 33, of Gallipolis Ferry, Misty Litchfield, 40, of Henderson, and Robin Zuransky, 44, of Nelsonville, Ohio were arrested at the scene on meth charges.
Johnathan Beaver, 31, of Huntington, was taken to a local hospital due to a previous injury. There are now warrants out for his arrest, charging him with operating or attempting to operate a clandestine laboratory.
If you have any information on where Johnathan Beaver is, call the Mason County Sheriff's Office at 304-675-3838.
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