Kalamazoo County police officers will seek charges against a couple after finding two active methamphetamine labs at their home in Alamo Township.
According to a press release, the Southwest Enforcement Team—a drug enforcement team consisting of a number of local police departments, sheriff’s offices and the Michigan Sate Police—went to the home near Ravine Road and D Avenue Tuesday, Sept. 26.
An interview led to the discovery of two operating meth labs on the property.
“The Methamphetamine labs were in an “active” state, meaning that the dangerous chemical reaction that produces methamphetamine was ongoing when the detectives made the discovery,” the press release said.
Trained officers rendered the labs—which were running the chemical reaction needed to make the drugs—safe and found methamphetamine, additional meth components, precursors and evidence of previous meth making activity.
The names of a 44-year-old man and 46-year-old woman were withheld pending arraignment.
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