Sunday, March 21, 2010
Johnson County Couple Sought
KENTUCKY...
Deputies with the Johnson County Sheriff's Department say Nick and Sherry Ferguson of Staffordsville were operating a "shake and bake" meth lab inside their home. The Sheriff says they were investigating an 18-year-old in the hospital who overdosed when the teenager survived and gave them enough information to search the Ferguson's home where they found ingredients to produce "shake and bake" meth. Sheriff Bill Whitten says a "shake and bake" lab is, "a method that's done much quicker, within a couple of hours, they can manufacture this type of methamphetamine." Deputies removed 12 bottles of the drug. The Sheriff has issued warrants for the arrest of Nick and Sherry Ferguson. If you have any information, you're asked to call the Sheriff's Department.
Deputies with the Johnson County Sheriff's Department say Nick and Sherry Ferguson of Staffordsville were operating a "shake and bake" meth lab inside their home. The Sheriff says they were investigating an 18-year-old in the hospital who overdosed when the teenager survived and gave them enough information to search the Ferguson's home where they found ingredients to produce "shake and bake" meth. Sheriff Bill Whitten says a "shake and bake" lab is, "a method that's done much quicker, within a couple of hours, they can manufacture this type of methamphetamine." Deputies removed 12 bottles of the drug. The Sheriff has issued warrants for the arrest of Nick and Sherry Ferguson. If you have any information, you're asked to call the Sheriff's Department.
# posted by Homer Owens @ 8:56 AM 
