Meth Lab Discovered In Plymouth Apartment
Indiana State Police Trooper Jonathan Hart, right, is shown arresting Felipe Tapia. (Photos provided by Indiana State Police)
By TRENT SMITH
Public Information Officer, Indiana State Police-Bremen District 24
PLYMOUTH — Two Plymouth men awoke to the sound of a flash-bang and the Indiana State Police SWAT team Wednesday morning, Feb. 17, as troopers served a drug related search warrant at 17149 Lincoln Highway Apt. 1.
Members of the Bremen Post Criminal Interdiction Team raided the west-side apartment after the completion of a recent meth related drug investigation.
Troopers discovered an active meth lab, drug paraphernalia, and evidence to suggest that the residents of the apartment were dealing meth.
Arrested at the scene were 37 year-old Felipe Tapia, and 31 year-old Gregory Prater. Anthony Berg, 18 was taken into custody off-site. All three men face felony charges of dealing, manufacturing and possession of methamphetamine.
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- The apartment where an active meth lab was discovered.
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- Drug paraphernalia and evidence found inside the apartment.
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- A member of the Indiana State Police Clandestine Lab Team is shown with an active meth lab.
