The Flint Journal - Bryn Mickle
The Flint Journal John W. AdkissonBurton police officers investigate the scene of a possible meth lab Friday afternoon on LaSalle Avenue in Burton. Burton police and fire were notified after a process server discovered a chemistry set and ingredients while working at the house.
BURTON, Michigan -- Police and firefighters were trying to determine Friday evening if a home in a quiet suburban neighborhood was being used to make potentially explosive methamphetamine.
Firefighters were called to the house on Lasalle Avenue near Belsay and Lapeer Roads about 4:30 p.m. after a process server, who was evicting someone at the home, called 911 to report hazardous materials in the basement and in a white cube truck parked in the driveway.
Among the chemicals were anhydrous ammonia and ether, chemicals used in the production of methamphetamine.
"If something were to ignite, we'd have a big explosion," said Deputy Burton Fire Chief Ken Gould.
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Possible meth lab discovered in Burton
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