Large amount of meth and lab seized near Roundhead
The Hardin County Crime Task Force served a search warrant Wednesday after a lengthy investigation into the illegal sale of narcotics. The address of the search warrant was 16925 Twp Rd 39 in Roundhead Township.
Upon searching the location an active meth lab was discovered, rendered safe and dismantled. The Task Force also seized 360 grams of crystal methamphetamine with a street value of over $10,000.
There was also marijuana and heroin seized along with other drug paraphernalia and scales used in the sale of illegal narcotics.
One adult male was arrested at the scene and transported to the Multi County Correctional Center where he is currently being held awaiting arraignment.
Sheriff Keith Everhart said, “This is by far the largest single seizure of methamphetamine in Task Force history. That, along with shutting down a working meth lab in the process, makes this a very successful investigation and all of the credit goes to the Task Force members who put a lot of time and effort into this case.”
The Hardin County Crime Task Force was assisted by the Hardin County Prosecutor’s Office, The Kenton Police Department, Ohio BCI&I along with Roundhead Fire and EMS.
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