Young child found in mobile meth lab, officials say could be first for county
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Updated: 9:01 PM Jun 17, 2009
Young child found in mobile meth lab, officials say could be first for county
A 14 day old child is found living in a van with a mobile meth lab.
Posted: 9:01 PM Jun 17, 2009
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A 14 day old child is found living in a van with a mobile meth lab.

Perry County Sheriff’s Department Chief Deputy Tony Eversole says the child was sleeping in the van with his mother and father outside a home in Dwarf.

The baby and three other kids at the house were taken to the hospital and decontaminated before being turned over to social services.

35 year old Ronnie G. Steele of Ohio is charged with manufacturing meth and four counts of wanton endangerment.

41 year old Gary Godsey was arrested on unrelated charges. More charges are expected.
The lab was disassembled by state police.

Eversole says he believes this could be the first working mobile meth lab ever found in the county.


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Posted by: Speaking the Truth Location: Somewhere Safe on Jun 18, 2009 at 07:15 PM

Social Services should be given more credit for assisting the police in this matter. The children are innocent and they definetly deserve much better than living in a meth home. Social Services and the Police risk their lives daily for children and they need to be appreciated more by society.
Posted by: old man Location: e ky on Jun 18, 2009 at 03:30 PM

thanks patty , you told just how it should be , not only are they to stupid to take care of anything or anyone we do not need anymore like them either
Posted by: angie Location: hindman on Jun 18, 2009 at 03:19 PM

where was the mother?

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