According to new drug numbers from Indiana State Police, Indiana will likely have the most meth lab seizures in the country for 2014. ISP reports that troopers busted more than 1,400 meth labs last year, which is actually a 17 percent decrease from 2013. However, other states around the country are seeing 30 to 40 …read more.

In conjunction with Governor Mike Pence’s ceremonial signing of House Bill 1141 today, the Indiana State Police unveiled a new link on the meth website. The link lists properties that have previously been identified by law enforcement as the location of a clandestine lab. In Kosciusko County, that includes 309 entries. The website site provides …read more.

Kosciusko County is no longer in the Top 10 counties for methamphetamine labs and it seems Indiana’s laws on purchasing pseudoephedrine may be among the crediting factors. In 2012, according to Indiana State Police, Kosciusko County shared a three-way tie for the No. 7 spot for the most methamphetamine labs found in the state. That …read more.

Kosciusko County is now on track to be No. 5 in Indiana for the most number of methamphetamine labs this year. Indiana State Trooper Andy Cochran, who heads the ISP Meth Suppression Unit for District 24, credits law enforcement, fire officials and even medical personnel for being well trained in spotting potential meth labs. “That …read more.