MONROE - Two Monroe men and a South Wayne woman were charged with manufacturing methamphetamine after narcotics agents found a meth lab in a Browntown residence on Monday.
The suspects, Anthony L. Herrera, 26, Monroe; Jose R. Orellana, 50, Monroe; and Alexandra A. Orellana, 21, South Wayne, were apprehended at the scene.
Each suspect faces a Class F felony charge of manufacturing methamphetamine and Class H felony charges of possessing and disposing of methamphetamine waste. Jose Orellana also faces a Class I felony charge of maintaining a drug dwelling.
According to a Green County Sheriff's report, agents of the State Line Area Narcotics Team searched a residence in the 2400 block of Ullom Road, Town of Cadiz, on a warrant. There they discovered more than 400 meth manufacturing bottles, as well as other manufacturing materials and paraphernalia.
All three suspects are jailed pending court.
The suspects, Anthony L. Herrera, 26, Monroe; Jose R. Orellana, 50, Monroe; and Alexandra A. Orellana, 21, South Wayne, were apprehended at the scene.
Each suspect faces a Class F felony charge of manufacturing methamphetamine and Class H felony charges of possessing and disposing of methamphetamine waste. Jose Orellana also faces a Class I felony charge of maintaining a drug dwelling.
According to a Green County Sheriff's report, agents of the State Line Area Narcotics Team searched a residence in the 2400 block of Ullom Road, Town of Cadiz, on a warrant. There they discovered more than 400 meth manufacturing bottles, as well as other manufacturing materials and paraphernalia.
All three suspects are jailed pending court.