Daniel Lloyd Rhamey, 29, and Ryan Eric Dunithan, 26, both of 1026 N. Harrison St., Syracuse, were arrested early Monday morning on methamphetamine charges by Warsaw Police.

Police located three loaded firearms and a large quality of manufactured meth at the residence. Numerous items used in the manufacturing of meth were also discovered throughout the home.

Rhamey has been charged with dealing in methamphetamine, a level 2 felony; possession of methamphetamine, a level 4 felony; possession of two or more chemical reagents or precursors with intent to manufacture a controlled substance, a level 6 felony. He was held on a $17,000 surety bond.

Dunithan was charged with possession of methamphetamine and maintaining a common nuisance, both level 6 felonies. He was held on a $2,000 surety bond.

The affidavit of probable cause was filed with the prosecutor’s office by a Warsaw Police Officer. The document states an undercover purchase was made with Rhamey in his garage.

The arrest came after an investigation of a chemical odor smell associated with manufacturing meth. Officers met with Rhamey, in the garage. After admitting he resided at the residence, was searched by police. Officers found pseudoephedrine pills in blister packs and a meth smoking device in a shirt pocket. They also found a pseudoephedrine box wrapped in duct tape, identified as that officers had provided the informant.

While clearing the residence due to the chemical odor, they found Dunithan in a bedroom, lying on the bed with a loaded .40 caliber semi automatic handgun.

Rhamey told police he allows individuals to manufacture meth at his residence and he trades meth in exchange for pseudoephedrine pills. He also keeps meth at his residence to deal the drug.