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Meth Lab Found, Dismantled In Metro Atlanta Neighborhood

Posted: 6:30 am EDT July 17, 2009Updated: 6:43 am EDT July 17, 2009

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DOUGLASVILLE, Ga. -- Police said they found and dismantled a meth lab in a Douglas County subdivision Thursday night.

Officers got a tip that someone was operating the drug making operation in the home on Linecrest Drive in Douglasville.

Armed with a search warrant, police went inside and found the ingredients to make meth, according to police.

Officers arrested three men and one woman.

Authorities worked for hours to remove drug materials from the home.

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